The sibling of former national cricketer Arjun Menon, who was murdered in Malawi last year,<\/a> has renewed her campaign to seek answers over his death, citing a lack of progress in the investigation.<\/p>\n Before his death, Arjun had been living in Malawi, where he worked as the operations manager of Cricket Malawi from February 2020.<\/p>\n According to The Straits Times, Malawian media reported that Arjun was brutally attacked by thugs in Blantyre, Malawi, on May 11, 2025<\/a>.<\/p>\n Speaking to MONEY FM 89.3 on Sept 23, his sister Prema Menon described Arjun, the family\u2019s firstborn, as a \u201cvery loving older brother\u201d who had protected her<\/a> since she was born six years after him.<\/p>\n In the months following his death, Prema said she became increasingly concerned about the lack of updates from the authorities.<\/p>\n \u201cBy this point it had been three months since Arjun\u2019s murder, and the police were not giving us anything more than \u2018we\u2019re still investigating\u2019,\u201d she wrote on Instagram on Sept 25.<\/p>\n Prema also said her concerns grew in August 2025, when she sensed that \u201csomething was wrong\u201d.<\/p>\n She said Malawian authorities continued to tell the family that the murder was under investigation, while the boss of Cricket Malawi reportedly told her that \u201cno one\u201d was communicating updates to him either.<\/p>\n In July 2026, Prema began a media campaign in earnest on Instagram account @arjunmenonsg to raise awareness about her brother\u2019s case.<\/p>\n In a now-viral Instagram reel posted on Sept 30<\/a>, she said there had been \u201cno progress from the Malawi Police and other authorities\u201d more than a year after Arjun\u2019s death.<\/p>\n Prema said her ongoing campaign was about seeking answers and ensuring those responsible are held accountable.<\/p>\n She described her goal as seeking justice for Arjun and to \u201canswer for what has been done<\/a>\u201d, and to ensure that her brother\u2019s death does not \u201cbecome just another statistic\u201d.<\/p>\n As of Oct 4, Prema shared that the investigating officer in charge of her brother\u2019s case in Malawi has \u201cgone AWOL<\/a>\u201d.<\/p>\n \u201cNow it feels like I\u2019m back at square one trying to get a contact,\u201d she said solemnly.<\/p>\n Prema\u2019s Sept 30 reel has since been viewed over 83,200 times, with many comments of support for Prema and Arjun\u2019s loved ones.<\/p>\n \u201cThis is so heartbreaking, no brother, sister or their parents should ever go through such a situation… pray and hope that justice is delivered,\u201d wrote one commenter.<\/p>\n In response to comments on her videos asking whether Singapore\u2019s Ministry of Foreign Affairs (MFA) could assist, Prema shared that MFA cannot investigate or prosecute a case in another country<\/a> \u2014 just as another country cannot do so in Singapore.<\/p>\n
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