‘Mother-in-law questioned her character’: Twisha Sharma’s kin slams ‘depraved mentality’ in viral audio clip
Twisha Sharma's family has criticized her mother-in-law for questioning her character in a viral audio clip amid the investigation into her death. They have welcomed the recommendation for a CBI probe, viewing it as a hopeful step towards justice. The family alleges mental harassment and dowry torture by Twisha's husband and in-laws, and they are demanding a second postmortem examination.
- ▪Twisha Sharma's family claims her mother-in-law questioned her character in a viral audio clip.
- ▪The Madhya Pradesh government has recommended a CBI probe into Twisha's death case.
- ▪Twisha's family alleges mental harassment and dowry torture by her husband and in-laws.
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‘Mother-in-law questioned her character’: Twisha Sharma’s kin slams ‘depraved mentality’ in viral audio clipTwisha Sharma’s cousin, Meenakshi Sharma said that the remarks in the audio clip reflected the family’s mindset towards the deceased.Updated on: May 23, 2026 11:45 AM ISTBy HT News DeskShare viaCopy link The family of Twisha Sharma on Friday alleged that her mother-in-law questioned her character in a viral audio clip that has surfaced amid the ongoing probe into the 24-year-old’s death in Bhopal earlier this month.Viral audio clip sparks fresh controversy in Twisha Sharma death case (Instagram, PTI)Twisha’s cousin, Meenakshi Sharma, reacting to the audio clip of a conversation between Twisha’s brother, Major Harshit Sharma, and her mother-in-law Giribala Singh, claimed the remarks…
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