Why did Twisha Sharma's mother-in-law call judges, CCTV vendors? Family seeks answers
The family of Twisha Sharma, a model-turned-actor found dead in Bhopal, is demanding an investigation into her mother-in-law's communications with public officials and CCTV technicians shortly after the incident. They question the timing and relevance of these calls, suggesting they may impact the investigation. Meanwhile, the Madhya Pradesh government has requested the CBI to take over the case, which involves allegations of dowry harassment against her in-laws.
- ▪Twisha Sharma was found dead at her marital home in Bhopal on May 12.
- ▪Her family is seeking answers regarding her mother-in-law's contacts with officials and technicians after the incident.
- ▪The Madhya Pradesh government has asked the CBI to investigate the case due to allegations of dowry harassment.
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Why did Twisha Sharma's mother-in-law call judges, CCTV vendors? Family seeks answersThe family questioned why Giribala Singh was allegedly in contact with senior public officials, members of the judiciary and technicians linked to CCTV.Updated on: May 22, 2026 1:47 PM ISTBy Shivya KanojiaShare viaCopy link The family of Twisha Sharma, a model-turned-actor who was found dead at her marital home in Bhopal earlier this month, has sought a probe into a series of phone calls allegedly made by her mother-in-law, retired additional district judge Giribala Singh, shortly after the incident.Bhopal police have issued a third and final notice to Giribala Singh for recording her statement in connection with the case.
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