The investigation into the death of model and actor Twisha Sharma continues to generate intense public attention as new developments and unanswered questions emerge in the case.
Twisha Sharma, 33, was found dead at her marital home in Bhopal on May 12. While the post-mortem report reportedly concluded suicide, her family has consistently rejected that finding and alleged foul play.
Her family, originally from Noida, has accused her husband Samarth Singh and in-laws of mental harassment and dowry-related pressure. Meanwhile, her in-laws have denied all allegations.
As the investigation continues, several unresolved issues surrounding CCTV footage, evidence handling, forensic procedures and call records remain under scrutiny.
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Add Hunterfly on Google1. What Happened During the Final Hour?
One of the biggest questions relates to the CCTV footage from the house. According to reports, Twisha was seen going upstairs around 7:20 pm, while her body was brought downstairs nearly an hour later.
Investigators are now examining what happened during that period, who was present inside the house, and whether any immediate intervention took place.
2. Why Was Medical Assistance Delayed?
Twisha’s family has questioned why she was reportedly not taken to the hospital immediately after being discovered.
Her in-laws stated that CPR was administered inside the house but failed to revive her. However, the delay in seeking emergency medical help has become a major point of concern in the ongoing probe.
3. What Do Her Messages Reveal?
According to family members, Twisha had sent messages shortly before her death expressing emotional distress and unhappiness related to her marital life.
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Add Hunterfly on GoogleThese messages are now being examined as part of the investigation to determine whether she was facing prolonged mental pressure.
4. Was Evidence Properly Preserved?
Questions have also emerged regarding the handling of evidence at the scene.
Reports indicate that the nylon rope allegedly involved in the incident was not produced before the medical board during the autopsy process. This reportedly prevented doctors from conducting a complete scientific comparison with the injury marks.
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Add Hunterfly on GoogleTwisha’s family has alleged procedural lapses and possible tampering with evidence.
5. Why Is the Post-Mortem Report Being Questioned?
Although the post-mortem reportedly concluded suicide, Twisha’s family claims the findings do not fully explain all injuries and marks observed on her body.
The family had requested a second autopsy, but the request was reportedly rejected by a Bhopal court.
6. Is There More to the Case Than Initially Believed?
The central question remains whether Twisha died by suicide or whether additional circumstances contributed to the incident.
Given the conflicting claims and evolving details, investigators continue to examine all angles surrounding the case.
7. Who Was Contacted After the Incident?
Twisha’s family has publicly questioned several phone calls allegedly made by her mother-in-law, Giribala Singh, shortly after the incident.
According to the family, multiple numbers were contacted immediately following Twisha’s death, raising questions about the purpose and timing of those calls.
Investigation Continues
More than a week after the incident, Twisha Sharma’s body reportedly remains at the AIIMS Bhopal mortuary as her family continues demanding further action and clarity in the investigation.
Authorities have not yet released a final conclusion, and the case continues to remain under close public and legal scrutiny.

















