Shocking Revelations in Twisha Sharma Death Case: Mother-in-Laws Calls to Judges

Bhopal, May 21: A startling revelation has emerged in the highly publicized death case of former model Twisha Sharma from Madhya Pradesh. According to family members, Twisha’s mother-in-law, Giribala Singh, made several urgent calls the day after Twisha’s death. Most alarming is that some of these calls were directed to individuals associated with the judiciary, including judges and officials at the justice level. The family has demanded a thorough investigation into all these calls to uncover their true intent.

Twisha’s family has released multiple phone numbers, asserting that Giribala made these calls the day following Twisha’s death. They claim that on May 13, Giribala also contacted individuals who had installed CCTV footage.

The family insists that all these phone numbers should be thoroughly investigated. They are calling for the immediate preservation of all digital records associated with these numbers, including call details (CDR), tower locations, internet usage, emails, SMS, WhatsApp chats and backups, social media accounts, cloud data, location history, call recordings, CCTV footage, and other electronic evidence.

They are requesting that all evidence be properly secured for forensic examination to prevent any tampering. The family has also urged that phone records, location data, and digital activities of all individuals connected to the accused—including relatives, associates, lawyers, drivers, domestic staff, and anyone who came into contact with Twisha or her family before or after the incident—be preserved immediately.

It is noteworthy that Twisha Sharma’s husband is currently missing, and the police are actively searching for him. Support Singh has not yet been apprehended, and authorities have even announced a reward for information leading to his capture.

Meanwhile, in their pursuit of justice for their daughter, the family met with Chief Minister Mohan Yadav on Wednesday. The CM assured them that justice would be served. The family is advocating for a CBI investigation into the case.