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‘Wanted to call off wedding, Ketan refused’: What Pune murder accused Siya Goyal told police

Siya Goyal, accused in the sensational Pune murder case involving her fiancé Ketan Shah, allegedly told investigators that she wanted to call off their wedding but he refused to accept her decision. The case has shocked Maharashtra and sparked intense scrutiny of the events leading up to the killing.

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‘Wanted to call off wedding, Ketan refused’: What Pune murder accused Siya Goyal told police

Pune: New details have emerged in the high-profile Pune murder case after accused Siya Goyal allegedly told police that she had wanted to end her relationship with fiancé Ketan Shah but was unable to do so as he refused to call off their wedding.

According to investigators, Goyal's statement forms part of the ongoing probe into the death of Shah, whose murder sent shockwaves through Pune and beyond. Police are currently examining the nature of the couple's relationship, their recent interactions and the circumstances that may have led to the alleged crime.

Sources familiar with the investigation said Goyal told officers that tensions had been building in the weeks before the incident. She allegedly claimed she no longer wished to proceed with the marriage and had communicated her concerns, but Shah was unwilling to accept the decision.

Investigators are treating the statement as one element of a broader inquiry and are seeking to corroborate the claims through digital evidence, witness testimonies and communications exchanged between the two. Police officials have not publicly commented on the full contents of Goyal's statement, citing the ongoing nature of the investigation.

The case came to light after Shah was found dead under circumstances that prompted a criminal investigation. Authorities subsequently detained Goyal and launched an extensive probe into the events preceding the killing. Several teams have been involved in gathering evidence and reconstructing the timeline.

Police are also examining whether there were prior disputes between the couple and whether any warning signs had emerged before the alleged murder. Investigators have reportedly collected mobile phone records, messages and other material that could shed light on the motive behind the crime.

Legal experts note that statements made to police are only one part of the evidentiary process and must be supported by admissible evidence during judicial proceedings. The accused remains entitled to a fair trial, and the allegations against her have yet to be tested in court.

The case has attracted widespread public attention due to the nature of the relationship between the accused and the victim. Discussions on social media have focused on issues surrounding personal relationships, consent, family expectations and conflict resolution.

Meanwhile, Shah's family has demanded a thorough investigation and strict action against those responsible. Authorities have assured that all aspects of the case are being examined and that conclusions will be drawn based on evidence collected during the investigation.

As the probe continues, police are expected to question additional witnesses and analyze forensic findings that could provide greater clarity about the sequence of events. Further details are likely to emerge as investigators complete their inquiry and submit their findings before the court.

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