Meghalaya police have filed a detailed 790 page chargesheet in connection with the murder of Raja Raghuvanshi, marking a major step forward in the investigation. The chargesheet, prepared after months of inquiry, includes evidence, witness statements, and forensic reports gathered during the probe.

According to officials, the chargesheet names multiple accused and outlines the sequence of events leading to Raghuvanshi’s death. Investigators believe the murder was planned, and the document provides a comprehensive account of the alleged conspiracy and execution of the crime.

The case has drawn significant public attention in Meghalaya, with demands for justice growing since the incident. Police assured that the chargesheet presents a strong case to ensure strict action against those involved.

The matter will now move to trial, where the court will examine the evidence and hear testimonies. Authorities said they are confident the investigation will help secure justice for the victim’s family.