Archive · 20 Sep 2026
Pune Murder Chargesheet Cites Fake Instagram Account and Research
Investigators say three accused people allegedly used a fake Instagram account called “Mahi.”
They reportedly used a photograph of a girl they knew for the account.
The account allegedly sent a message to Agarwal.
The message appeared to come from a friend of Goyal.
It asked Agarwal to bring his fiancée to Lohagad.
The message said a surprise birthday party would be held there.
The chargesheet also reportedly mentions research about a Meghalaya murder, podcasts and ChatGPT.
The information comes from an official account of what the chargesheet says, and the case details are allegations.
A chargesheet in the Pune murder case allegedly describes a fake Instagram account named “Mahi.”
An official said the account was allegedly used by all three accused.
The accused allegedly used a known girl’s photograph for the account.
A message from the account asked Agarwal to bring his fiancée to Lohagad for a surprise birthday party.
The chargesheet reportedly cites research into the Meghalaya murder, podcasts and ChatGPT; the supplied report gives no further details.
- Who
- The three accused, Agarwal, Goyal and Goyal’s friend are mentioned in connection with the alleged message.
- What
- A chargesheet allegedly says a fake Instagram account was used to lure Agarwal and his fiancée to Lohagad.
- Where
- The case is in Pune, and the alleged meeting was to take place at Lohagad.
- Why
- The message allegedly presented the trip as a surprise birthday party for Agarwal’s fiancée.
- Case
- Pune murder case
- Fake account
- An Instagram account allegedly created in the name of “Mahi”
- Account users
- The three accused allegedly used the account
- Photograph
- A photograph of a girl known to the accused was allegedly used
- Message recipient
- Agarwal
- Proposed location
- Lohagad
- Additional research cited
- The headline says the chargesheet cites research into the Meghalaya murder, podcasts and ChatGPT