Fiance pushed man from fort into ditch with lover, Mystery of Pune man's death solved
Suspense Crime, Digital Desk : A dramatic turn in the trekker Ketan Vishal Agarwal's death case. The police said on Tuesday that Ketan was allegedly pushed into a deep gorge by his fiancée and her friend in Pune, and the incident was made to look like an accident. A police officer said both the deceased's fiance and the man are being taken to custody by the police and investigations have been launched to probe the case as a murder.
Ketan, who was 26-years-old, was residing in Gahunje in Pune and worked as director in his family's real estate firm.
He was clicked photos on the morning of June 18 when he slipped amid heavy winds and slipped and fell into the 400-feet-deep gorge on Lohagad Fort. Ketan had visited the fort to celebrate his fiance's birthday On June 18, Agarwal was celebrating his girlfriend's birthday on the Lohadgad fort in Pune. As he and two of his close friends and fiancée were celebrating his future marriage, he fell into the gorge. He was a talented professional who was the youngest director in his father's firm.
His family had already booked the hotel for his December marriage
Initially, the incident was ruled an accidental death, but Tuesday saw the authorities reveal a more sinister explanation, stating that Agarwal was pushed into the deep ravine by his alleged accomplices, the woman and another unidentified male person. “We have detained the fiance and the friend of the deceased and are investigating the case of murder,” said a police officer on anonymity as he didn’t wish to divulge more details about the case and the couple in question. Wedding was slated to take place in November As per the information obtained, Ketan Agarawal was all set to marry in November and a palatial venue in Rajasthan’s Udaipur has already been booked for the grand wedding.lohargarhfort Lohagad Fort belongs to Shivaji Maharaj - it is a historical monument.
It is on the list of 12 forts in Maharashtra under UNESCO heritage sites.
