A court in Pune has remanded Siya Goyal and Chetan Chaudhary to seven days of police custody in connection with the Lohagad Fort murder case.
The two accused, described as Ketan Agarwal’s fiancée and her friend, were ordered into custody as investigators seek to reconstruct the events surrounding the death near the cliff-edge site. Police custody allows investigators to question suspects and gather evidence during the early phase of an inquiry.
The case has drawn attention amid efforts to determine how the incident unfolded at the fort, a location that has featured prominently in the investigation. Reconstructing the sequence of events is central to establishing what occurred.
Courts grant police custody for a limited period when investigators demonstrate the need to interrogate suspects or recover material relevant to the case. The seven-day remand provides a window for further inquiry.
Authorities are expected to use the custody period to question the accused, verify their accounts and collect evidence. The Lohagad Fort murder remains under active investigation, with the remand marking a procedural step as the probe continues.
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