In a significant legal development in New Delhi, the country's highest court has intervened in the mysterious death case of former model and actress Tvisha Sharma. The victim's father had approached the apex court with a petition requesting the transfer of the trial proceedings from Bhopal to Delhi. Taking up the matter, the court has issued notices to the CBI, along with Samarth Singh and Giribala Singh, seeking their official responses. Simultaneously, the court has ordered an interim stay on the ongoing trial proceedings in the lower court at Bhopal.
Timeline from Marriage to Tragic Death
Tvisha Sharma initially pursued a career in modeling and also appeared in a few Telugu films. After stepping away from the entertainment industry, she completed her MBA and began working in the corporate sector. She connected with Samarth Singh through a matrimonial website, and the two got married in December 2025. Just months later, on May 12, she was found dead inside her marital home in Bhopal. Following the tragedy, her family raised serious questions surrounding the incident and demanded an impartial investigation.
Severe Allegations from the Family
Following her death, the maternal family accused the husband and in-laws of subjecting Tvisha to dowry harassment and severe mental torture. Her father, Navnidhi Sharma, claimed that Samarth's behavior was improper even before the wedding, and that his daughter faced mistreatment during their honeymoon as well. Additionally, mother-in-law Giribala Singh was accused of harassing her over dowry demands. Given the gravity of the situation, both the husband and the mother-in-law were arrested by authorities.
Autopsy Findings and Family Statements
The post-mortem report confirmed that Tvisha sustained several injury marks on her head, ears, and hands prior to her death. Her brother, Harshit Sharma, revealed that she was deeply distressed and had expressed a desire to return home to Noida due to her helpless situation. Meanwhile, in a bail application, the mother-in-law's side claimed that the deceased struggled with a drug addiction and that her behavior turned abnormal when she did not get access to substances. Further legal steps will proceed as the respondents submit their replies to the notices.
