Bhopal: The case of suspicious death of Twisha Sharma in Bhopal is now becoming more serious. On Friday, Madhya Pradesh High Court ordered the second post-mortem of Twisha. Earlier, a court in Bhopal had rejected this demand. From the very beginning, the family had been calling the death suspicious and demanding a fair investigation and re-postmortem. Now after the High Court’s decision and consent for CBI investigation, this case has taken a new turn.
High Court orders second post-mortem
Madhya Pradesh High Court on Friday gave a big verdict in the case of 31-year-old Twisha Sharma, resident of Noida. The court has directed to conduct a second post-mortem at AIIMS, Delhi. Twisha’s body was found hanging from an exercise rod on the roof of her in-laws’ house in Bhopal. After this incident, the family had expressed suspicion of murder and demanded an impartial investigation into the entire matter. The family said that they are not satisfied with the first post-mortem report and many questions are still unanswered.
Bhopal court had earlier rejected the petition
A few days ago, a Bhopal court had rejected the petition to conduct post-mortem for the second time. In this petition filed on May 19, a second post-mortem and new forensic test was demanded. However, the court had rejected the petition expressing concern over keeping the dead body safe for a long time. Actually, Twisha’s body was kept in the morgue of AIIMS Bhopal since May 13. Despite this, the family remained adamant on their demand and refused to cremate the body. The family was continuously claiming that this could not be a normal death but a case of conspiracy.
The family got great relief
Friday brought great relief for Twisha’s family. Not only did the High Court allow the second post-mortem, but the state government also agreed to hand over the case to the CBI. This was among the biggest demands of the family. The family members said that they do not have full faith in the local investigating agencies and an investigation by a central agency is necessary to bring out the truth of the case. Now after getting approval for CBI investigation, many new aspects can be investigated in this case.
Hearing on mother-in-law’s anticipatory bail also
Another petition has been filed in the High Court on behalf of Twisha’s father Navnidhi Sharma. In this, a demand has been made to cancel the anticipatory bail of Twisha’s mother-in-law Giribala Singh. Giribala Singh has already got anticipatory bail from the lower court. She is said to be a retired judge. Now the High Court is also hearing this matter, due to which the legal process of the case has become faster.
Husband Samarth Singh withdrew the bail petition
Another major twist in the case came when Twisha’s husband Samarth Singh withdrew his anticipatory bail plea. It is being told that Samarth was absconding since May 12. His lawyer informed the court that Samarth has now decided to surrender. Samarth is a lawyer by profession and many questions are being raised against him regarding the case. After the withdrawal of his bail petition, this matter has become more discussed.
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