Did Siya Goyal snapchat with friend saying ‘wedding jo hone nahi wali’? Viral claims raise questions

Did Siya Goyal Snapchat ‘Wedding Jo Hone Nahi Wali’? Viral Claims Under Scrutiny

Theindiapostdaily.com – Did Siya Goyal Snapchat ‘Wedding Jo Hone Nahi Wali’? The recent viral claims surrounding the Snapchat conversation attributed to Siya Goyal, a 20-year-old woman accused of murdering her fiancé Ketan Agarwal, have reignited public interest in the case. The message, which surfaced online, allegedly shows Siya messaging a friend about arranging flight tickets for a wedding. This detail emerged just weeks before Ketan, 26, was reportedly pushed from a cliff at Pune’s Lohagad Fort. The conversation has raised questions about whether it was a premeditated plan or a coincidental exchange, prompting further investigation into its relevance to the tragedy.

Alleged Message Refers to ‘Wedding That Is Never Going to Happen’

The viral message, which has since spread rapidly across social media, claims Siya asked her friend to send both sides of her Aadhaar card for booking wedding tickets. According to the conversation, she wrote:

“Aadhaar card front and back bhej de. For wedding tickets jo hone nai wali par fir bhi bhej de (Send the front and back of your Aadhaar card. It’s for booking wedding tickets for a wedding that is never going to happen, but send it anyway).”

This snippet of dialogue has sparked debates about whether the wedding was a cover for a different motive, as the couple had planned to marry in November in Udaipur, Rajasthan. The authenticity of the conversation remains under scrutiny, with authorities examining if the Snapchat messages were part of a larger scheme.

Investigators Probe Larger Plan Behind Flight Booking

Law enforcement is now analyzing whether the reported flight booking was part of a deliberate strategy to mislead or fabricate a story following Ketan’s death. The couple had planned to bring guests to the wedding via two special flights, which were abruptly halted on June 18 after Ketan was said to have fallen from a height at Lohagad Fort. The timing of the Snapchat exchange and the flight arrangements has led to speculation about its connection to the murder. A third person, believed to be Ketan’s classmate, is under investigation for potential knowledge of the plan to kill him.

Further details reveal that the Snapchat conversation was reportedly shared with a friend, who allegedly confirmed that the Aadhaar card had already been sent via WhatsApp. This raises questions about the communication chain and whether Siya was trying to cover her tracks. Police are cross-checking these claims against other digital evidence, including messages between Siya and her boyfriend Chetan Chaudhary, to determine if they align with the broader narrative of the case.

Digital Evidence Analysis and Court Proceedings

As the investigation deepens, authorities are focusing on extracting and analyzing digital evidence from both Siya and Chetan Chaudhary’s devices. A second mobile phone belonging to Siya was recovered, and the data from these phones is being scrutinized for potential clues. The public prosecutor highlighted that the use of code words in their chats suggests a level of premeditation, though the exact meaning of these terms remains unclear. The court has been a central hub for this process, with Siya and Chetan remanded to judicial custody after their initial police custody was lifted.

Recent data extraction from Siya’s devices has uncovered more about the alleged coded messages. The court also rejected a request to extend their custody, signaling that the investigation is moving forward with the aim of piecing together the timeline of events. The focus is now on how the Snapchat conversation fits into this timeline, as well as whether it was a genuine attempt to arrange the wedding or a deliberate act to