I Wanted More Time: Shocking New Twist in Siya Goyal–Ketan Agarwal Murder Case

Pune police investigation into the killing of realtor Ketan Agarwal has intensified with fresh disclosures suggesting that accused Siya Goyal allegedly viewed his death as a way to delay marriage pressure, with investigators now calling the case a calculated conspiracy driven by personal relationships and family dynamics. According to police, Siya allegedly believed that eliminating Ketan would give her at least three more years before marriage , while co-accused Chetan Chaudhary also wanted additional time to settle down, reinforcing the theory of a pre-planned arrangement rather than a sudden act.

Recent media reports add a new dimension to the probe, with investigators claiming Siya told police she found it “easier” to consider killing Ketan than confronting her family about her unwillingness to marry, pointing to emotional and social pressure as a key factor in the alleged crime. Police are also examining claims that Siya initially expressed discomfort with the engagement for personal reasons, even as her family allegedly proceeded with the match due to perceived economic considerations, according to investigative inputs reported in wider media coverage.

The probe has confirmed that Siya and Chetan were in close contact, with reports indicating over 2,000 phone calls exchanged in the months leading up to the incident, alongside allegations of wider digital communication patterns now under forensic scrutiny. Investigators have also found that the duo met at a Pune café a day before Ketan’s death, where CCTV footage reportedly places them together during a crucial window believed to be linked to planning.

Further investigation details suggest the relationship between Siya and Chetan predated the engagement, with reports indicating they had been in contact for months before the marriage was fixed. The accused are also alleged to have deleted chats and attempted to erase digital footprints, while police continue to reconstruct the timeline using recovered data and forensic analysis.