The investigation into the murder of Pune businessman Ketan Agarwal has taken a significant turn after police revealed what they describe as an extensive digital trail linking the two main accused over a period of nearly three years. According to investigators, call records, online interactions and electronic evidence have helped uncover what police allege was a carefully planned conspiracy. Authorities claim the evidence points to sustained communication between Siya Goyal and Chetan Chaudhary long before the incident took place. One of the most striking details to emerge from the probe is the volume of communication between the accused. Investigators say the duo exchanged 2,004 phone calls over a six-month period, spending a combined 238 hours in conversation. Police believe this communication data forms a crucial part of their case. Authorities further allege that the conspiracy was finalized on June 16 and 17, with multiple digital platforms reportedly used to coordinate plans. Investigators claim Siya accompanied Ketan Agarwal to Lohagad Fort, while Chetan allegedly arrived separately at the location. WATCH

India’s viral Cockroach Janta Party (CJP) is now at the center of a massive internet controversy after founder Abhijeet Dipke claimed that the party’s Instagram account was “hacked” and its backup page taken down. The dramatic development came just as social media exploded with allegations that a large share of CJP’s followers were from Pakistan and Bangladesh. The satirical Gen-Z political movement shocked the internet after crossing more than 20 million followers in just days, even overtaking the BJP on Instagram. But BJP leaders, including Tajinder Bagga, soon accused the party of having a suspicious foreign follower base, calling it “Pakistan Janta Party.” Alleged follower data shared online claimed Pakistan, Bangladesh and the United States accounted for a large percentage of the page’s audience.