Rs 20 lakh Chinese stock dispute, violent outburst: Twisha Sharma’s final hours
The conflict surrounding a twenty lakh rupee investment escalated dramatically as Samarth Singh was said to have pressured Twisha Sharma into moving funds for Chinese stock purchases. Twisha's family leveled accusations against Samarth and his mother, citing cruelty and harassment. Shocking evidence from CCTV captured Twisha's solitary visit to the terrace, and medical assessments concluded that…
Bhopal: Twisha Sharma's death on May 12, 2026, stemmed from a financial dispute with her husband Samarth Singh, according to the CBI chargesheet filed in a Bhopal court. The conflict arose over Samarth's insistence that Twisha transfer Rs 20 lakh from her demat account to his account for investment in the Chinese stock market. Refusing the transfer, Twisha's mother, Rekha Rani Sharma, found her daughter increasingly distressed due to Samarth's alleged continuous harassment.
Twisha's brother Ashish Sharma confirmed that the chargesheet detailed the alleged cruelty and mental abuse Twisha faced from Samarth and his mother, Giribala Singh, a retired district judge. CCTV footage and phone calls showed Twisha's deteriorating mental state, culminating in her final calls in which she expressed her fear of Samarth's aggression and requested immediate assistance from her family.
Found hanging from a gymnastic belt on the terrace of their Bhopal home, Twisha was pronounced dead at AIIMS-Bhopal. The official cause of death was asphyxia from an ante-mortem hanging, determined to be a suicide. Further forensic examinations and CCTV footage await completion.
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