Lohagad Murder Case: Siya Goyal Planned To Exploit Ketan Agarwal For 3 Years To Stabilise Chetan Chaudhary's Business, Says Report
· Free Press Journal

New details continue to emerge in the Ketan Agarwal murder case. According to a report, accused Siya Goyal and her alleged lover, Chetan Chaudhary, had planned to marry after allegedly exploiting Ketan Agarwal financially for three years to help stabilise Chaudhary's business.
As per the report, Goyal and Chaudhary had worked out a three-year plan. The plan allegedly involved using Agarwal's resources to help establish Chaudhary's business and career, then eliminating Agarwal after erasing all traces of their digital history, and finally getting married once everything had been forgotten.
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However, when the wedding date was finalised, Goyal reportedly grew uneasy. She then allegedly devised a plan to eliminate Agarwal. As per the report, she initially asked Chaudhary not to be part of the plan. According to the report, Goyal allegedly attempted to kill Agarwal at Lohagad Fort on two separate occasions but failed both times.
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