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Honeymoon murder accused Sonam Raghuvanshi surrenders after Supreme Court cancels bail

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Sonam Raghuvanshi appeared before a court in Shillong after the Supreme Court revoked her bail and ordered her to surrender immediately. She faces charges of allegedly plotting the killing of her husband, Raja Raghuvanshi, during their honeymoon last year. The couple had gone missing, and Raja's body was later found in a gorge. Following her surrender, a court remanded Sonam to judicial custody.

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