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Meghalaya honeymoon murder: New bride devised two plans to kill husband, bad weather forced her to shelve ‘plan A’, switch to ‘plan B’

FILE photo. Sonam Raghuvanshi with husband Raja (left), and Sonam Raghuvanshi after arrest (right).

NEW DELHI: Sonam Raghuvanshi, who allegedly killed her husband Raja Raghuvanshi during her honeymoon in Meghalaya just days after their wedding on May 11, had reportedly devised two plans to execute the cold-blooded murder.

According to Meghalaya police, Sonam and her aides killed Raja as their initial plan had to be shelved due to bad weather.

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