Big action in Twisha death case, mother-in-law Giribala Singh and husband Samarth on 5-day CBI remand

Bhopal: The case of Twisha Sharma’s death in Bhopal is now becoming more serious. In this case, CBI is continuously taking the investigation forward and now the agency has started preparations to interrogate Twisha’s husband Samarth Singh and mother-in-law Giribala Singh by making them sit face to face. On Friday, Bhopal District Court sent both of them on 5-day CBI remand.

CBI argued in the court that many questions are yet to be answered in the case and further interrogation of the mother and son is necessary. The agency sought 5-day remand of Giribala Singh and also requested to extend the custody of Samarth Singh. Accepting the demand of CBI, the court ordered to send both of them on remand till June 2.

Giribala Singh accused of tampering with evidence

The Madhya Pradesh High Court had canceled the interim bail granted on May 15, after which the CBI interrogated Giribala Singh for about 7 hours on Thursday. After interrogation, the agency arrested him. The investigating agency alleges that he tampered with the evidence related to the case. Samarth Singh was already in CBI custody. The agency had registered a formal FIR in this matter on the night of 25 May.

CBI is investigating every activity of the night of the incident

The CBI team recently reached Giribala Singh’s house and tried to understand the circumstances of the night Twisha Sharma died. The investigation team gathered information about the activities of the people present in the house and the steps taken after the incident. Along with this, the agency is also investigating call detail records, mobile location and digital evidence. CBI is trying to find out who was contacted on the night of the incident and what changes were made at the spot after the death.

CBI is also using modern technology in this case. The investigating agency is preparing a virtual recreation of Twisha Sharma’s last hours with the help of “Tunnel View Investigation” technology. Its purpose is to understand what happened before and after the incident and what activities took place at what time. Investigating officers believe that with this technology many such facts can come to light, which are not easily caught in normal investigation.

Supreme Court had given strict instructions

This case has attracted a lot of attention at the national level also. Taking suo motu cognizance on Monday, the Supreme Court had directed the CBI to proceed with the investigation expeditiously. The court had said that an impartial investigation of the case is very important. Along with this, the court had appealed to both the families of the accused and the victim to avoid making statements in the media and public forums till the investigation is completed, so that the investigation is not affected.

Death occurred a few months after marriage

Twisha Sharma, a resident of Noida, was married to Bhopal lawyer Samarth Singh in December 2025. Just a few months after the marriage, on the night of 12th May, Twisha was found hanging from the fan in her in-laws’ house. His death shocked the family and the people around him. Twisha’s family has accused her husband and in-laws of dowry death. On the other hand, mother-in-law Giribala Singh had called it suicide and accused Twisha of taking drugs. Now the CBI investigation is expected to clarify what happened that night.