Ketan Agarwal murder: Inside the 640-minute offline strategy Siya's ‘boyfriend’ Chetan that backfired
Investigators claim he deliberately left his phone at his shop and carried one of his employees' mobile phones to prevent police from tracking his location.However, the strategy backfired. Police said Chetan's nearly 640-minute disappearance from the digital grid itself raised suspicion.Every incoming call to Chetan checkedInvestigators then scrutinised every incoming call made to Chetan's phone during the period. According to police, all callers gave a similar account - although their calls were answered, they never actually spoke to Chetan.
- ▪Investigators claim he deliberately left his phone at his shop and carried one of his employees' mobile phones to prevent police from tracking his location.However, the strategy backfired.
- ▪Police said Chetan's nearly 640-minute disappearance from the digital grid itself raised suspicion.Every incoming call to Chetan checkedInvestigators then scrutinised every incoming call made to Chetan's phone during the period.
- ▪According to police, all callers gave a similar account - although their calls were answered, they never actually spoke to Chetan.
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Ketan Agarwal murder: Inside the 640-minute offline strategy of Siya's ‘boyfriend’ Chetan that backfiredSiya Goyal, 20, and Chetan Chaudhary, 22, are accused of killing Ketan Agarwal, a Pune realtor, during a trek at Lohagad Fort near Lonavala on June 18.Updated on: Jun 26, 2026 11:08 AM ISTReported by Shrinivas DeshpandePrefer HTon GoogleShare viaCopy link A 640-minute period during which murder accused Chetan Chaudhary deliberately remained offline on the day Pune realtor Ketan Agarwal died has emerged as a key breakthrough in the police investigation, with investigators saying the move ultimately helped them trace his alleged role in the murder conspiracy.Siya Goyal, 20, is accused of killing her fiance Ketan Agarwal, a Pune realtor, by pushing him off a cliff during Lohagad trek near…
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