Twisha Sharma's husband, Samarth Singh surrendered before the trial court on Friday after withdrawing his anticipatory bail plea from the Madhya Pradesh High Court and was subsequently remanded to seven days of police custody. 

Supreme Court registers suo motu case on Twisha Sharma's alleged dowry death amid family claims of evidence tampering and investigation flaws.

Supreme Court registers suo motu case on Twisha Sharma's alleged dowry death amid family claims of evidence tampering and investigation flaws.

A Bhopal court sent Samarth Singh, husband of Noida woman Twisha Sharma, to seven days of police custody in connection with her death. The remand came a day after Singh dramatically surrendered before a Jabalpur court, sparking commotion on the court premises.

Twisha, who was originally from Noida, had married Bhopal resident Samarth Singh in December 2025. She died on May 12. Her family later accused her husband and his relatives of mental harassment and dowry-related abuse, allegations that led to public outrage and calls for a detailed investigation.

The Supreme Court has stepped into the controversial Twisha Sharma death case, raising questions over alleged institutional bias and procedural lapses as scrutiny intensifies around the investigation into the young woman’s death.

Twisha Sharma's death case: Bhopal police have placed the station under heavy security, with barricades erected on nearby roads and access restricted to authorised personnel only.

Twisha Sharma's death case: Bhopal Police Commissioner Sanjay Singh confirmed that Samarth had been brought to the city late on Friday night after being detained in Jabalpur. He also issued a warning to anyone who may have sheltered Samarth during the roughly ten days he remained untraceable after the incident.

The court observed that since the death took place within six months of marriage, a second post-mortem was necessary in the interest of transparency and public confidence.

Bhopal: Bhopal Police is seeking a seven-day remand of Samarth Singh, husband of deceased Twisha Sharma and the prime accused in her death case, officials

The cousin of alleged dowry death victim Twisha Sharma, on Saturday, claimed that her husband Samarth Singh who had "surrendered" a day before, did not display any emotions during court hearings in the case.

Samarth Singh, husband of deceased Twisha Sharma, is in police custody as investigation into her death intensifies in Bhopal.

The Supreme Court bench, which is headed by Chief Justice of India Surya Kant, has taken up the death case of Noida resident, Twisha Sharma.

According to the latest reports, Twisha Sharma's husband, Samarth Singh, was helped by someone to stay underground.

Bhopal: A medical team comprising four senior doctors from the All India Institute of Medical Sciences (AIIMS), New Delhi, has reached Bhopal to conduct a

Twisha Sharma’s husband Samarth Singh finally appeared at a Jabalpur court after being absconding for 10 days.

A report by Lawbeat. in revealed that the Bar Council of India has ruled that Twisha's husband, Samarth, shall not appear, act, plead, file vakalatnamas, or hold himself as entitled to practise law.

AIIMS Delhi forms a four-member board for Twisha Sharma's second autopsy, following a court order in her dowry death case.

Samarth was brought to the Magistrate court amid heavy police security, and as he stood in the dock, all eyes in the courtroom remained fixed on him, closely observing his expressions and conduct during the proceedings.

AIIMS Delhi forms a four-member board for Twisha Sharma's second autopsy, following a court order in her dowry death case.

In the deeply sensitive and increasingly explosive Twisha Sharma death case, the next seven days may prove decisive not just for the police investigation but for the family's long battle for answers.