Sonam Raghuvanshi surrenders after Supreme Court cancels bail in Meghalaya honeymoon murder case
In the high-profile Meghalaya honeymoon murder case, the prime accused, Sonam, surrendered before the authorities on July 28 following directions from the Supreme Court. Earlier, the apex court had cancelled her bail and directed her to surrender within three weeks. The Supreme Court observed that, at first glance, Sonam Raghuvanshi was not entitled to bail. (Photo: X and Instagram) The Supreme Court observed that, at first glance, Sonam was not entitled to bail. The court noted that the accused was fully aware of the grounds of her arrest at the time she was taken into custody. It further stated that even if there were any typographical errors in the arrest memo, such mistakes could not be considered valid grounds for granting bail. A bench comprising Justice MM Sundresh and Justice Prasanna B Varale also observed that the trial is currently at a crucial stage. However, the court clarified that if the trial is not concluded within six months, the accused would be at liberty to file a fresh bail application in accordance with the law. …
