Sonam Raghuvanshi, the Indore woman accused of plotting her husband's murder during their honeymoon in Meghalaya, being produced at a district court, in Ghazipur. (PTI Photo)Police in Meghalaya have rubbished claims by Sonam Raghuvanshi, the accused in the murder of her husband Raja Raghuvanshi, that she was drugged and has no clue how she ended up in Ghazipur.Speaking to The Indian Express, Superintendent of Police, East Khasi Hills, Vivek Syiem said, “She knew (Raj Khushwah, her co-accused and suspected partner) is being investigated and would be arrested, so she came up with the story that she was kidnapped and drugged. She has admitted to the whole scheme. Her role in the murder is quite clear.”Sonam is being taken to Shillong on Tuesday night and will be produced in court on Wednesday.On Tuesday morning, the Uttar Pradesh Police had said that Sonam, who was found at a roadside eatery in the state’s Ghazipur district on Monday, was claiming she did not know how she reached Ghazipur as she had been drugged.According to Syiem, Sonam initially had plans to resurface a month later. “But we managed to crack the case open in a short span, so she was forced to come overground. It is a sham story she is making of being drugged and all. It’s a plan gone all wrong.”On claims by Sonam’s family that she is being framed, he said, “We will never do this to an innocent person. The evidence we have is foolproof. She was regularly in touch with Raj and had also shared all her locations with the killers.”Also Read | Twist in Indore man’s murder during Meghalaya honeymoon; police say wife Sonam hired killers, arrested“We are still analysing a lot of evidence. We will produce it before the court when she is produced,” he said. “We have enough technical and circumstantial evidence against her.”Story continues below this adMeghalaya police suspect she planned the murder with Raj shortly after her wedding on May 11. The plan of booking a one-way ticket to Meghalya was also hers, police say.“Withstanding all criticism, negative publicity and narratives, the local people helped us a lot. In fact, they helped the search parties when the body was found,” the SP said.The Uttar Pradesh and Madhya Pradesh police and the Central Intelligence Bureau worked in tandem on this case. “The tie-up was from the highest levels to the district level. In the end, khakhi is one big family,” said the SP.Stay updated with the latest - Click here to follow us on Instagram© The Indian Express Pvt LtdTags:Meghalaya