EastEnders spoilers follow.
Ravi has stunned his family in EastEnders with a revelation over Suki's arrest.
Over the last week, Ravi and his partner Nina have been grassing on Suki in order to frame her for the murder of Ranveer.
Tuesday's (November 8) episode featured Suki once again being questioned by police over Ranveer's death while Kheerat wondered why Ravi had suddenly gone missing from the Square.
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Nish was determined to find the incriminating USB drive containing evidence against Suki, only to be inadvertently distracted by Ash breaking down over her mum's arrest.
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The partial truth finally came out when Kheerat suspected Nish was involved with Ravi's plot, yet he still didn't know the truth that Ravi is actually the one who killed Ranveer.
Ravi admitted that he'd been involved with Nina the entire time, and Nina was the one who grassed on Suki in order to deflect suspicion over her husband's death.
In a shocking moment, Ravi admitted to Kheerat and Nish that he'd always planned to kill Ranveer with Nina, but the attack on Suki forced their hand.
Ravi then turned against Nish by claiming that having to pretend Ranveer was his father left him with trauma that scars him to this day.
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When Kheerat attacked Ravi, his brother admitted that Nina held all the cards to lock away Suki because she has the USB with supposed video footage of Ranveer's death.
Ravi may have looked like he was having second thoughts about his plot, but he also stopped short of revealing the truth that he is actually the one who killed Ranveer.
"If we don't stop [Nina], she's going to make sure that me and your Mum go to prison," Ravi claimed.
Nish and Kheerat were left stunned by Ravi's threats as the episode came to an end.
EastEnders airs on Mondays - Thursdays at 7.30pm on BBC One. The show also streams on BBC iPlayer.
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