Overview
- Police say Ketan Agarwal, who fell at Lohagad Fort on June 18, is now the subject of a murder probe and both accused were taken to the fort for a scene reconstruction using a same‑weight dummy while they remain in custody.
- Investigators have seized Chetan Chaudhary’s two‑wheeler and recovered a hoodie, headphones and phones that have been sent for forensic tests because there are no direct eyewitnesses to the alleged push.
- Police allege the accused rehearsed the plan, used a prearranged signal — described as Siya 'sitting down' — and tried to frustrate digital tracking by switching phones and timing movements.
- In south Delhi, Sarthak Mattoo was killed after a Mahindra Thar struck his motorcycle on June 27; police traced the SUV to a Bengaluru firm, seized the vehicle and arrested driver Apurv Singh while detaining lessee Sagar Saha.
- The Maharashtra government has approved a fast‑track court and named Ujjwal Nikam as special prosecutor in the Lohagad case, and both probes show how digital records, forensics and vehicle tracing are shaping criminal accountability.