Missing Sonam’s Family Meets Union Minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan After CCTV Shows Couple Outside Hotel In Shillong

Indore (Madhya Pradesh): Another CCTV footage of Raja and Sonam Raghuwanshi outside a hotel in Sohra surfaced on Friday. In the footage, the couple is seen arriving at the hotel on the same scooter on May 22 afternoon, which was found abandoned the next day.

Both were wearing raincoats, and Sonam was seen in a black and red raincoat, which she later removed and placed in the scooter’s dickey after the couple dropped off their luggage at the hotel reception.

Surprisingly, on Wednesday, Meghalaya police recovered a black and red raincoat with stains. While police suspect it belonged to Sonam, they have not confirmed whether the stains were blood. After leaving their luggage at the hotel, the couple rode away on the scooter.

Grieving family meets Minister Chouhan

Following the emergence of another CCTV footage, Sonam's family met Union Minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan at his residence asking for help!

The minister also spoke to Govid, Sonam's brother who is still searching for in Shillong, over a phone call and assured him of all possible help.

‘SIT formed only on paper’

Sonam’s brother Govind, currently in Meghalaya, said, “It’s been four days since the Meghalaya police formed an SIT to investigate the case, but no one has contacted us even once. The police are conducting search operations for barely two hours a day and show no real interest in finding Sonam. They haven’t even questioned the people we suspect may be involved in Raja’s murder and Sonam’s disappearance.”

Sonam's father hangs her picture upside down

The family of Sonam Raghuwanshi, who has been missing for the past 15 days in Meghalaya, has turned to superstition after losing faith in the Meghalaya police. Following a consultation with an astrologer, they hung her photo upside down at the entrance of their house, hoping for a miraculous return.

Sonam’s father Devi Singh, a heart patient, and her emotionally shattered mother sit holding her photo, clinging to the hope that a miracle will bring their daughter back home safely.

“First, my son-in-law died and now my daughter is missing—where did she go? Where is she now? Only a miracle can bring her back,” said Devi Singh, his voice filled with emotion.

Sonam’s brother Govind and two of his friends are currently in Meghalaya, searching for her relentlessly.

Raja’s family writes to PM Modi demanding CBI probe

The family of Raja have written a letter to Prime Minister Narendra Modi requesting a CBI investigation into the case. His brother Vipin said, “We’ve written to the Prime Minister seeking a CBI inquiry. A CBI probe could help deliver justice to Raja and increase the chances of finding Sonam. The way the Meghalaya police are handling this case, we have no hope that justice will be served.”