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Murdered Indore businessman's mother slams bail granted to daughter-in-law

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The mother of slain Indore businessman Raja Raghuvanshi has spoken out against the bail granted to his accused daughter-in-law, Sonam Goyal. She drew parallels between Sonam's case and a separate recent alleged murder, calling the newer accused a 'younger version' of Sonam. The grieving mother expressed deep anguish over the judicial development, warning that granting bail sends a dangerous precedent to society. She urged authorities to ensure swift and strict justice in her son's case.

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