Police investigating the June 18 murder of Ketan Agarwal at Lohagad Fort plan to compare the accused, Chetan Chaudhary’s, walking pattern with footage. Multiple reports say authorities will carry out a gait analysis using CCTV material from the area. The process involves extracting Chaudhary’s gait characteristics from available CCTV visuals and matching them with a reconstructed or recreated depiction of his movement, enabling investigators to assess whether the person captured on camera corresponds to the accused. The investigation uses the comparison to support identification and strengthen the evidentiary link between the accused and the events recorded around the time of the crime. Police say the matching of gait features is intended to add an objective, technical layer to their case, alongside other investigative steps already underway. The reports describe the intended CCTV-to-gait comparison as part of the broader effort to determine the accused’s role in the murder and to corroborate timelines and movement patterns connected to the incident.