Indian Honeymoon Turns Tragic as Wife Becomes Key Suspect in Husband’s

A Sh*cking Turn of Events During a Romantic Getaway

A honeymoon trip meant to celebrate the beginning of a new life together has ended in tragedy and controversy in northeastern India. A young couple from Indore city, Madhya Pradesh, had traveled to the scenic state of Meghalaya in May 2025, only for the husband to be found deceased and the wife to later emerge as a central figure in the ongoing investigation.

Now, questions about what really happened during that fateful trip are gripping the nation, as police allege that the wife, Sonam Raghuvanshi, may have orchestrated the entire incident.

The Couple’s Background and Trip to Meghalaya

Sonam Raghuvanshi, 25, and her husband Raja, 30, were married on May 11, 2025, in a union approved and celebrated by both families. Their wedding, which had been arranged just four months earlier, was said to be joyful and free of any known disputes. Family members emphasized that there were no signs of conflict before or after the wedding.

The couple chose Meghalaya—a lush, mountainous state in northeastern India known for its rainforests and living root bridges—as their honeymoon destination. They departed on May 20 and were last heard from four days later, prompting growing concern among family and friends.