The mysterious death case of actress and model Twisha Sharma in Bhopal has taken another dramatic turn after newly surfaced CCTV footage raised fresh questions about the events surrounding her death. The footage allegedly shows three unidentified individuals carrying Twisha’s body downstairs nearly an hour after she was seen going to the terrace of her in-laws’ house.

The development has intensified public suspicion in a case already surrounded by allegations of dowry harassment, physical abuse, forensic inconsistencies, and unanswered questions about the initial investigation.

Twisha Sharma, the daughter-in-law of retired judge Giribala Singh, was found hanging on the terrace of her residence in Katara Hills, Bhopal, on May 12. Even after eight days, her final rites have reportedly not been performed as the family continues demanding further investigation and an independent forensic review.

Now, the appearance of three unidentified men in CCTV footage has added another layer of mystery to the high-profile case.

CCTV Footage Raises New Questions

According to reports, CCTV footage recovered from the residence shows Twisha Sharma walking toward the terrace around 7 PM on the day of the incident.

The footage allegedly shows her carrying an object in one hand. While some people claim it may have been the belt allegedly used in the hanging, others believe it appeared to be a water bottle.

Roughly an hour later, around 8:15 PM, the footage reportedly captures three men bringing Twisha’s body downstairs through the staircase.

The identities of these three individuals have now become one of the biggest unanswered questions in the investigation.

Who Are the Three Men Seen in the Footage?

Several questions are now being raised regarding the men seen carrying the body:

• Were they domestic workers employed at the house?
• Were they friends of Twisha’s husband?
• Were they relatives present at the residence?
• When did they arrive at the house?
• Did Twisha know them personally?

According to reports, there is currently no public clarification regarding their identities or their exact role at the scene.

Even more significantly, there is reportedly no clear mention of these individuals in the publicly discussed portions of the police diary or investigation details so far.

Has Police Questioned Them?

One of the major concerns emerging from the CCTV footage is whether the police have formally questioned these three individuals.

As of now, there has been no official statement confirming:

• Whether the men have been identified
• Whether their statements were recorded
• Why they were present at the house
• What they saw before the body was brought down

This lack of clarity has triggered speculation and criticism on social media, with many questioning whether crucial witnesses may have been overlooked during the early phase of the investigation.

Family Also Claims Ignorance About the Men

According to reports, Twisha Sharma’s family has also stated that they have no information regarding the three men seen in the CCTV footage.

The family is reportedly questioning how unknown individuals suddenly appeared inside the house during such a critical moment and why their presence has not been fully explained publicly.

These unanswered questions are now becoming central to the ongoing controversy surrounding the case.

Twisha Sharma’s Death Already Surrounded by Controversy

The case had already attracted widespread attention because of several disturbing allegations made by Twisha’s family.

The family has alleged that:

• Twisha was subjected to dowry harassment
• She faced mental and physical abuse
• Her marriage had become deeply troubled within months
• Important forensic evidence may have been mishandled

Earlier reports also mentioned concerns over alleged inconsistencies in the postmortem findings, including multiple injury marks and unusual ligature marks on the neck.

Husband Still Under Scrutiny

Twisha’s husband, Samarth Singh, who is reportedly a practicing criminal lawyer in Bhopal, remains one of the key individuals under scrutiny in the investigation.

According to media reports, Twisha and Samarth met through a dating application in 2024 and later married in December 2025 with family consent.

Only five months after the marriage, Twisha was found dead under suspicious circumstances.

Questions Around Timeline Continue

The newly surfaced CCTV footage has now shifted focus toward reconstructing the exact sequence of events on the day of the incident.

Investigators may now need to determine:

• What happened between 7 PM and 8:15 PM
• Who first discovered Twisha
• Why the body was brought down before forensic examination
• Whether the scene was disturbed before police arrival
• Who informed authorities initially

Legal experts say these details could become extremely important in determining whether the death was a suicide, abetment case, or something more serious.

Public Pressure for Transparent Investigation Growing

As new details continue emerging, public pressure is increasing for a transparent and independent investigation into Twisha Sharma’s death.

Social media discussions around the case have intensified, with many users demanding:

• A detailed forensic review
• Full disclosure of CCTV evidence
• Independent questioning of all witnesses
• Clarity regarding missing evidence
• Accountability in the investigation process

The mystery surrounding the three unidentified individuals seen in the CCTV footage has now become one of the most discussed aspects of the case.

Investigation Still Ongoing

Police have not yet issued a final conclusion regarding the exact circumstances of Twisha Sharma’s death.

Authorities are expected to continue reviewing CCTV footage, forensic findings, witness statements, and digital evidence as the investigation progresses.

Meanwhile, Twisha’s family continues to seek answers and demand a deeper probe into what they believe may not be a straightforward suicide case.

Disclaimer: The case is currently under investigation. All allegations mentioned are based on media reports and claims made by involved parties. No final judicial conclusion has been reached, and all accused individuals are presumed innocent unless proven guilty in a court of law.