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MP High Court Rejects Bail Plea of Ex-Judge Giribala Singh in Twisha Sharma Case

The court said key forensic and digital evidence is still pending and refused bail as investigators examine the circumstances of Twisha Sharma’s death.

  • On Wednesday, the Madhya Pradesh High Court rejected the bail application of former judge Giribala Singh in the death of her daughter-in-law Twisha Sharma, citing the gravity of allegations and ongoing investigations.
  • The Central Bureau of Investigation took over the case following allegations of lapses in the initial investigation and is awaiting critical digital and forensic reports, including data extraction from Twisha's iPhone.
  • Evidence under examination includes WhatsApp conversations between Twisha and family members immediately preceding her death, while CCTV footage is being authenticated by the Central Forensic Science Laboratory in New Delhi.
  • Although defense counsel argued the applicant lacked criminal intent, the Court declined to consider this claim in isolation, noting Singh allegedly contacted influential persons after the incident.
  • Twisha, a model and actor, was found dead at her Bhopal home on May 12, five months after marrying lawyer Samarth Singh, amid family allegations of dowry harassment and pressure to terminate her pregnancy.
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The Madhya Pradesh High Court rejected the bail plea of former District Judge Giribala Singh in the Twisha Sharma death case. The court considered digital evidence, CCTV footage, and the pending CFSL report as crucial.

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Dainik Bhaskar broke the news in Bhopal, India on Wednesday, November 4, 2026.
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