Siya Goyal searched ChatGPT and other online sources on how to express grief and appear distressed after Ketan Agarwal’s death, according to the chargesheet filed recently.

The searches were allegedly made after Ketan was pushed to his death at Lohagad Fort on June 18, 2026.

According to the report, Ketan’s family reached the foothills of Lohagad after the incident and became suspicious when they felt that Siya did not appear to be grieving as expected.

Upon returning home, she allegedly searched online for information on how to express grief and how to appear more emotionally distressed.

Police identified these searches during their examination of digital evidence, the report mentioned.

Siya searched for information on what to do if she was caught by police, what to say during questioning and how to avoid panicking.

The chargesheet also details searches allegedly made by Siya while the murder was being planned.

The investigation also found searches related to earlier deaths involving falls from cliffs or gorges around the Lonavala region.

These included incidents at Tiger Point and the death of a woman, Mansi Govindpurkar, in the Lohagad area. Police also found searches concerning a similar death at Lohagad in 2025.




The chargesheet allegedly stated that information relating to these cases was shared among Siya, co-accused Chetan Chaudhary and Ritesh Hange through social media and messaging platforms.

Instagram, WhatsApp and Snapchat chats, along with other digital evidence recovered from electronic devices, were seized and submitted to the court.