Twisha Sharma death: Final notice served to ex-judge Giribala Singh for recording statement
The Madhya Pradesh police have issued a final notice to ex-judge Giribala Singh regarding the death of her daughter-in-law, Twisha Sharma, allegedly due to dowry harassment. The police are also investigating whether Singh can remain as chairperson of the consumer court after receiving anticipatory bail. Meanwhile, efforts are underway to locate Twisha's husband, Samarth Singh, who is currently absconding.
- ▪The police have issued a third and final notice to Giribala Singh for her statement in the case.
- ▪Twisha Sharma's family has filed a petition challenging Singh's anticipatory bail.
- ▪Police are actively searching for Twisha's husband, Samarth Singh, who remains at large.
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The Madhya Pradesh police have issued the third and final notice for recording of statement to ex-judge Giribala Singh, who has been booked in connection with the death of her daughter-in-law Twisha Sharma allegedly due to dowry harassment, an official said.The Madhya Pradesh government has also initiated a probe to decide whether Ms. Singh, who has got anticipatory bail in the case, can continue as chairperson of the consumer court, an official circular said.“The third and last notice has been issued to her (for recording of statement). If she does not cooperate, we will move the sessions court seeking cancellation of her bail,” Bhopal Commissioner of Police Sanjay Kumar told PTI over the phone on Thursday (May 21, 2026).
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