The death of newlywed Twisha Sharma in Bhopal has taken a new turn. Police are calling it suicide, while the family is alleging dowry harassment and murder. No signs of drugs were found in postmortem, absconding husband, missing belt and demand for second postmortem have made Twisha Sharma death case more mysterious.
Twisha Sharma Death Mystery: The case of death of high-profile newlywed Twisha Sharma in Bhopal, the capital of Madhya Pradesh, is continuously deepening. Twisha, a resident of Noida, was found hanging at her in-laws’ house in Bhopal on May 12. In this case, now the top police officer of Bhopal has given such a big statement, which has changed the direction of the entire case. Police Commissioner Sanjay Kumar has made it clear that this is not a case of murder, but a case of suicide. However, due to the serious allegations of the deceased’s family and the influential background of the in-laws’ side, this case has turned into a big legal and social controversy.
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‘Anti-mortem’ truth of postmortem report: Did death occur before hanging?
Bhopal Police Commissioner Sanjay Kumar has put forward scientific evidence as Twisha’s family expressed suspicion of murder. The Police Commissioner said, “According to our investigation so far and the postmortem report, this is a case of ‘anti-mortem hanging’ (hanging before death). This simply means that Twisha died due to hanging and not because he was killed and hanged. The commissioner stressed that all the evidence collected so far rejects the murder theory and points towards suicide.
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Mother-in-law’s ‘Ganja’ claim ineffective: No drug found in medical report
The most shocking turn in this case came when Twisha’s mother-in-law Giribala Singh (who is a retired judge) had made serious allegations against the deceased. Giribala Singh had claimed that Twisha was addicted to ganja (drugs) and her family had turned their backs on her after pushing her into the glamor industry. But the Police Commissioner refuted this claim and said, “There is no indication of the use of drugs in the postmortem report. Our investigation has also not revealed any such thing.” This revelation in the medical report has made the statements of the mother-in-law completely doubtful.
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Absconding husband, influential mother-in-law and that mysterious mistake of ‘suicide belt’
Since Twisha’s death, her husband Samarth Singh has been mysteriously missing, for whom the police is searching. Both Samarth and his mother Giribala Singh have been made the main accused in the case. Meanwhile, a serious negligence of the police has also come to light during the investigation. The belt used for suicide did not initially reach the postmortem table. Acknowledging the lapse, the commissioner said, “As soon as we came to know about it, Belt was sent to the hospital and the doctors’ report has been collected. This will not have any adverse impact on our main investigation, but a separate investigation will be conducted for this lapse.”
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Family refuses to take dead body: Mother insists on second postmortem
Twisha’s family has taken a strong stand demanding justice. Till now he has flatly refused to take Twisha’s body from the mortuary and perform the last rites. The family demands that a second postmortem of the body be conducted. The family alleged that the police approved it and took it back. Clarifying the situation on this, Commissioner Sanjay Kumar said, “Police do not have the authority to conduct a second postmortem. The family will have to go to court for this. We have just made their application a part of the case diary.” At present, the victim’s family is preparing to fight a legal battle in the hope of justice.