New video evidence emerges in Ketan murder case
A video showing Siya and Chetan together at a stadium has surfaced for the first time, providing crucial evidence in the ongoing investigation into the Ketan murder case. The footage, which emerged on June 27, 2026, is being examined by authorities to piece together the events leading up to the crime.
Details of the stadium sighting
The video captures Siya and Chetan in what appears to be a casual conversation at a stadium. According to sources close to the investigation, the timestamp on the video places them at the location just hours before Ketan was reported missing. The discovery of this footage marks a significant breakthrough, as investigators had previously been unable to establish a clear timeline of the suspects' movements.
Impact on the probe
“This video is a critical piece of evidence,” said a police official involved in the case, speaking on condition of anonymity. “It confirms that Siya and Chetan were together at a time that aligns with the suspected timeframe of the murder. We are now working to verify the authenticity of the footage and identify any other individuals who may have been present.” The footage has been sent for forensic analysis to ensure it has not been tampered with.
The Ketan murder case has drawn widespread attention due to its mysterious circumstances. Ketan, a local businessman, was found dead in his apartment earlier this month. Initial investigations suggested a possible robbery gone wrong, but the emergence of this video has shifted focus to Siya and Chetan as primary persons of interest.
Ongoing investigation
Authorities are also conducting interviews with friends and family of the suspects to gather more information. The stadium where the video was recorded has been sealed off for further evidence collection. Police have urged anyone with additional footage or information to come forward.
The case continues to develop, with the next court hearing scheduled for next week. Meanwhile, Siya and Chetan remain in custody, and their legal representatives have declined to comment on the new evidence.
