Pune police probe Ketan Agarwal's 400-foot Lohagad fall as murder not accident
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Pune police probe Ketan Agarwal's 400-foot Lohagad fall as murder not accident

The Times of India··23 Jun

Times of India reported that on June 23 police said 26-year-old real-estate director Ketan Agarwal was allegedly pushed into a gorge on June 18 by his fiancee and her male friend during a birthday trek, overturning an initial accidental death report.

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What It Means For You

  • Trekking deaths may be reinvestigated if foul play emerges.
  • Initial accident reports can change with new evidence.
  • High-profile murder probes draw intense public scrutiny.

What's Happening

  • Ketan Agarwal died at Lohagad Fort on June 18.
  • Police reclassified the case as murder on June 23.
  • Fiancee and male friend are detained.

Case Turn

  • Agarwal was a director in a family real-estate firm.
  • His wedding was planned for November in Udaipur.
  • Police first registered an accidental death report.
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