The case of Sonam Raghuwanshi and Raja Raghuwanshi has taken a jaw-dropping turn. Every day, a new revelation seems to surface, keeping the media and the public on edge. And now, a shocking development has rocked the entire investigation. This isn’t just about Sonam using a mobile phone in jail—it’s about a systemic failure that raises serious questions about jail security and, more importantly, a chilling new twist in the murder mystery.

Let’s rewind a bit. When Sonam was shifted to the Shillong jail, the police and the court ensured she had no access to media or communication with the outside world. However, things took an unexpected turn when it was revealed that she was permitted to make phone calls once a week. She made three calls so far. The mystery? Who did she contact, and why? This revelation has become the most perplexing aspect of the case.

According to reports, Sonam’s first call was to her brother. But something doesn’t add up. The police have doubts about whether her brother received the call at all. The person who answered it appeared to be linked to a phone number that had been previously traced back to Gazipur—where Sonam was captured by the police. This raised eyebrows. The very location where Sonam was apprehended is now popping up in her call records. Is she still in contact with those involved in the murder? Could this be a part of a bigger conspiracy?

The incident at the roadside diner where Sonam was caught only adds to the mystery. The restaurant owner had said that Sonam was anxious and hiding something. She ordered food, then quietly sat down. Later, she requested to make a phone call to assure her family that she was safe. But why did she never reveal who she called, and why was she so shaken? The situation only deepens when the call details are analyzed. Some details from the call match with records from the Gazipur area. Is Sonam still in touch with individuals connected to the crime?

In response to these unsettling discoveries, Raja’s family immediately filed a plea in court. They requested a narcotics test for both Sonam and her lover, Raj Kushwaha, citing inconsistencies in the narrative. The more the investigation unfolds, the more complex and twisted the case becomes. It now seems that Sonam may still be orchestrating something even from behind bars.

What is even more perplexing is that the authorities allowed Sonam to make these calls in the first place. Given the high-profile nature of the case and the serious accusations of love, conspiracy, and murder involved, how could the jail officials have given her this leeway? And if they did, why was there no monitoring of the calls? This question is now at the center of intense debate in the courtroom.

Raja’s brother, Vipin, spoke to the media about his shock at these revelations. He said that if Sonam was allowed to contact people from the same locations where she previously hid, it proves that she may still be hiding critical information. He no longer believes everything the police have told him. Meanwhile, Sonam’s brother, Govind, who had initially defended his sister in the media, has also gone quiet. Now, he’s planning to visit Shillong, but only after the investigation is completed, to meet Sonam and get to the truth himself.

In court, the jail administration has presented a report claiming that Sonam’s calls were under strict surveillance, and nothing suspicious was noted. However, the police are not buying this explanation. According to the investigation team, there were strange anomalies in the call. For instance, Sonam’s voice was barely audible at times, almost as if she was trying to hide something. At one point, she even said, “Now, we have to do what has been instructed.” These coded phrases, the police argue, point to a much deeper, more dangerous conspiracy.

The investigation now revolves around the idea that Sonam’s murder of Raja wasn’t an impulsive act born out of a moment of anger or a heated argument. Rather, the police suspect that it was meticulously planned, potentially by Sonam herself, in collusion with others. They are currently working on tracking down all the people involved, including those who might still be active outside the jail.

The situation is becoming increasingly grim for Sonam. Her family initially defended her, claiming her innocence, but the mounting evidence, including the phone records, is now painting a very different picture. Raja’s mother broke down in front of the media, claiming that her son was always calm and non-confrontational. His death just two weeks after the wedding, combined with these phone revelations, only strengthens the suspicion that this was more than just an accident.

On the other hand, new details have emerged about the wedding between Sonam and Raja. It was a grand affair in Indore, but something was off. Sonam’s expressions were emotionless, and she seemed uncomfortable. Raja’s family noticed this but kept quiet, hoping that things would improve.

After the wedding, the couple took a trip to Shillong—a destination Sonam herself chose. The couple stayed in a hotel, where footage revealed Sonam acting strangely, repeatedly leaving Raja alone in the hotel room to make inquiries at the reception. The following day, Raja’s body was found near a waterfall. Initially, it was assumed to be an accident, but an autopsy revealed otherwise. Raja had been struck on the back of the head with a heavy object.

The investigation revealed that a car was spotted following the couple during their trip, and it was linked to Raj Kushwaha’s friends. This connection raised further suspicion that Sonam and Raj were in cahoots. The police found disturbing messages between the two, suggesting that they had been planning the murder for a while, using coded language to keep things under wraps.

The entire trip now seems like part of a well-thought-out scheme to remove Raja from the picture. And as the police dig deeper, they are uncovering more disturbing facts—Sonam and Raj had been in regular contact for two years. Evidence from a pen drive found in Sonam’s possession contains videos and audio that prove she and Raj had been plotting the murder long before the wedding. Even Raja’s family, who initially thought the marriage was a happy union, now believes that Sonam had planned everything from the start.

Sonam’s attempts to cover up the truth, coupled with her silence, are raising more questions than ever. As the investigation continues, police are looking into the online communication between Sonam and Raj, including encrypted apps. There’s a growing fear that the conspiracy might have involved even more people than initially suspected.

Raja’s family is calling for the case to be transferred to the CBI, given the increasing complexity of the case and the web of deceit now being unraveled. What started as a tragic love story is now unfolding into a web of lies, murder, and betrayal. And with each new twist, the story grows darker, as the authorities try to piece together the final, chilling details.

The only thing that’s certain is that this case is far from over—and Sonam’s silence might just be the key that unravels everything.