The investigation into the Ketan Agarwal murder case has taken another turn after the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) carried out a major inspection at the shop of the family of the prime accused, Siya Goyal, in Pune's Market Yard area.

Following directions from FDA Commissioner Tukaram Munde, an FDA team conducted a raid at the shop and sealed the premises after allegedly finding violations related to business operations and product quality. Authorities reportedly seized around 4,000 kilograms (4 tonnes) of suspected adulterated and substandard goods, valued at approximately ₹8 lakh.

According to officials, the shop was operating without a valid license and several irregularities were found during the inspection. The administration has taken action under relevant food safety regulations, and further investigation into the seized products is underway.

What Is the Ketan Agarwal Murder Case?

The case gained widespread attention after Ketan Agarwal was allegedly killed after being pushed from Lohagad Fort in Pune. Police investigation revealed a shocking angle, with allegations that Ketan was murdered as part of a conspiracy involving his would-be fiancée Siya Goyal and her alleged associate Chetan Chaudhary.

According to the police investigation, the accused allegedly called Ketan to the fort area, where the crime was carried out. Both accused have been arrested and are being questioned as part of the ongoing investigation.

Ketan's Family Appeals for Justice

Following the tragedy, Ketan's mother expressed her grief and appealed for justice. In a letter addressed to Prime Minister Narendra Modi, she described the pain of losing her son and requested strict action against those responsible.

She stated that she had dreamed of seeing her son lead a happy life and support the family in the future, but instead she was forced to perform his last rites. She appealed for justice so that she could find closure and stand with dignity before her son's memory.

Earlier, Ketan's father Vishal Agarwal had also written to President Droupadi Murmu, requesting that the case be tried in a fast-track court and that the accused receive the strictest possible punishment under the law.

The murder investigation continues, with police and authorities examining evidence from multiple angles. The latest FDA action has added another development to a case that has already attracted significant public attention.