Raja Official Scam Exposed: Bengaluru ₹11,500 Fraud Linked

Behind the calm and smiling face of Sujan, a rising content creator from Assam, lay a storm of emotional pain that ended in tragedy. Hours before his death, Sujan recorded a heart-wrenching video where he named five individuals, holding them responsible for his mental breakdown. According to sources and his final Facebook video, the first person he mentioned was Raja Official, a fellow content creator accused of having an alleged relationship with Sujan’s wife, Arpona Malakar.

Sujan’s last words revealed a painful web of betrayal, online harassment, and emotional blackmail. He claimed that his wife Arpona had grown distant, appearing more frequently in content with Sultana Parveen, another creator known for bold, viral videos. The alleged triangle — Arpona, Sultana, and Raja Official — became the center of public debate as clips of Sujan’s video spread across Facebook and YouTube.

Adding to the chaos, other influencers like Gopal Nath reportedly released roast-style videos mocking Sujan, labeling him with false political identities. These actions, disguised as entertainment, allegedly caused severe psychological harm and deepened his sense of isolation.

Sujan’s funeral, conducted within 24 hours, raised legal and ethical concerns for violating standard postmortem and verification protocols. Public outrage has now turned into a movement, demanding an official probe under Section 306 of the IPC (Abetment of Suicide).

As the investigation widens, the digital footprints of Raja Official, Arpona Malakar, Sultana Parveen, and other named individuals are under scrutiny — exposing a dark side of the influencer world where clout, controversy, and emotional manipulation intersect with real human lives.