Archive · 17 Aug 2025
Fake Railway Officer Arrested at Murder Victim's Home
A man pretended to be a railway police officer and visited the family of a man who was murdered.
He said he knew the murdered man, but the family didn't believe him and called the real police.
The fake officer, Bajranglal Jat, was arrested.
He was previously a real officer but was fired.
The murdered man, Raja Raghuvanshi, was killed in Meghalaya.
His wife, Sonam, is accused of planning the murder.
A man impersonating a railway officer was arrested at the home of a murdered businessman in Indore.
The imposter, Bajranglal Jat, claimed to be a friend of Raja Raghuvanshi, the murder victim.
Jat stated he knew Raja from a temple visit years prior and was visiting the family.
The family suspected Jat and contacted the police, leading to his arrest.
Raja Raghuvanshi was murdered in Meghalaya, allegedly orchestrated by his wife, Sonam.
- Who
- Bajranglal Jat, posing as an RPF officer, and Raja Raghuvanshi (victim), and Sonam Raghuvanshi (alleged orchestrator of the murder).
- What
- Bajranglal Jat was arrested for impersonating a railway officer after visiting the family of murdered businessman Raja Raghuvanshi.
- When
- The visit and subsequent arrest occurred recently, after the murder of Raja Raghuvanshi.
- Where
- The impersonation took place in Indore, at the victim's residence. The murder happened in Meghalaya.
- Why
- Jat's motive is under investigation; however, it may have involved misleading the family or potential fraud.
- Victim
- Raja Raghuvanshi
- Accused Wife
- Sonam Raghuvanshi
- Imposter's Name
- Bajranglal Jat
- Location of Impersonation
- Indore
- Location of Murder
- Meghalaya
- Imposter's Former Role
- RPF Constable
- Impersonation Charge
- Wearing a police uniform with intent to commit fraud
