Former IAS officer murdered in home, caretaker prime suspect after fleeing scene

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Rakesh Agrawal, a former IAS officer, was found murdered at his residence by his wife Nishi Agrawal. The family's caretaker, Varun, has emerged as the primary suspect in the case. Police estimate the murder occurred between 12:30 am and 2:00 am based on their investigation. Varun was captured on CCTV footage fleeing the residence around 2:15 am, shortly after the crime.

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