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Twisha Sharma death case: Bhopal court sends Samarth and Giribala Singh to 14-day judicial custody

  • On Tuesday, a special CBI court in Madhya Pradesh sent Twisha Sharma's husband Samarth Singh and mother-in-law Giribala Singh to 14 days in judicial custody until June 16, following their five-day remand period.
  • The Central Bureau of Investigation took over the case from Madhya Pradesh Police amid allegations of evidence tampering after Twisha Sharma, 33, was found dead at her matrimonial home in May, less than six months after marrying Samarth.
  • Investigators used an 80-kilogram dummy to recreate the scene at the residence, while the probe examined WhatsApp chats and postmortem findings reportedly showing multiple ante-mortem injuries on Twisha's body.
  • Samarth and Giribala Singh will be lodged at Bhopal Central Jail and kept separate from other inmates, as the agency did not seek further custodial interrogation, concluding its initial investigation phase.
  • Supporters organized a silent march in Noida on Sunday demanding justice for the deceased, while Twisha's brother, Major Harshit Sharma, stated he has "full faith in the investigation" and thanked supporters for standing with the family.
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India TodayIndia Today
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Scientific techniques to 'scene' recreation, how CBI is probing Twisha Sharma's death

While in CBI custody, accused Giribala Singh and Samarth Singh were taken to their Bhopal home to piece together the events that ended in Twisha’s death

·India
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The PrintThe Print
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Twisha Sharma death case: Court remands husband, mother-in-law to 14-day judicial custody

CBI informed the court that while it was currently seeking judicial remand for the accused, it reserved the right to seek further police remand if required during the probe.

·New Delhi, India
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Live MintLive Mint
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Twisha Sharma case: Husband Samarth, mother-in-law Giribala Singh sent to judicial custody for 14 days

The CBI produced Samarth Singh and his mother, a retired district judge, before the court of Shobhna Bhalave. They were sent to judicial custody till June 16.

·New Delhi, India
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Indian ExpressIndian Express
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Twisha case: Ex-judge Giribala Singh, son to be lodged in Bhopal jail ‘separately from other inmates’

Court sends both accused to 2-weeks’ judicial custody after days of questioning by CBI.

·India
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LatestlyLatestly
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Giribala Singh Accuses Twisha Sharma's Lawyer of Assaulting Son at Jabalpur Court

Get latest articles and stories on India at LatestLY. Former district judge and accused Giribala Singh on Tuesday alleged before a Bhopal court that Twisha Sharma's lawyer, Anurag Srivastava, had physically assaulted her son, Samarth Singh, at the Jabalpur Court during the hearing in the dowry death case. India News | Giribala Singh Accuses Twisha Sharma's Lawyer of Assaulting Son at Jabalpur Court.

·Mumbai, India
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The HinduThe Hindu
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Twisha Sharma death case: Bhopal court sends Samarth and Giribala Singh to 14-day judicial custody

CBI presents Twisha Sharma's husband and mother-in-law in Bhopal court regarding her death case.

·Chennai, India
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NDTV broke the news in New Delhi, India on Tuesday, June 2, 2026.
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