'Sonam Gupta Bewafa Hai' Trends Again Amid Raja Raghuvanshi Murder Case

Meghalaya police have arrested Sonam Raghuvanshi for allegedly planning the murder of her husband, Raja Raghuvanshi. Several other suspects whom Sonam reportedly hired to carry out the killing have also been arrested. Amid this shocking development, the phrase “Sonam Gupta Bewafa Hai” is once again trending on social media. This viral phrase first gained traction back in 2016, when it became a symbol of heartbreak. Now, with Sonam Raghuvanshi emerging as the prime suspect in the Raja Raghuvanshi murder case, the name “Sonam Gupta” is once again viral, with netizens drawing parallels with the murder case.

Many users have taken to social media to express shock over the murder case involving the Indore couple, who had gone on a honeymoon trip to Meghalaya. Raja’s body was later discovered, while Sonam was initially missing. When eventually found, she surrendered to the authorities and was arrested. Netizens used #SonamGuptaBewafaHai, linking to the recent crime.

One user wrote, “Once again proved that Sonam hi bewafa hai.” Another commented, “Whoever wrote that note years ago was a visionary. Sonam has proved she is bewafa. In the #IndoreCouple case, Sonam Raghuwanshi hired killers to eliminate her own husband. All those planning weddings for their children, please do a full KYC check first.” Numerous other users shared similar reactions.

What Was The ''Sonam Gupta Bewafa Hai'' Story?

In early 2016, a worn-out Rs 10 note with the words "Sonam Gupta bewafa hai" (Sonam Gupta is unfaithful) scribbled on it surfaced on social media, sparking widespread curiosity and humour. Rumour has it that a heartbroken lover penned the message as a warning to others about Sonam Gupta's alleged betrayal. The note reportedly journeyed across cities before someone eventually snapped a photo and uploaded it online. In that year, Sonam Gupta had become a viral symbol of heartbreak, with the internet rallying around the theme of betrayal. While some people, especially women, spoke out against the stereotyping of ‘Sonam Gupta’, many, primarily men, expressed sympathy for the anonymous jilted lover.