Twisha Sharma Death Case: CBI Officials Recreate 'Suicide' Scene At Giribala Singh's Residence, Use 80 Kg Dummy To Match Twisha's Weight -- VIDEO
The CBI recreated the alleged suicide scene at Samarth Singh’s Bhopal residence on Monday using an 80-kg dummy matching Twisha Sharma’s weight. A Delhi forensic team conducted the reconstruction to verify statements by Samarth and his mother, retired judge Giribala Singh, against physical evidence. During questioning, Giribala complained of anxiety. Both remain in CBI custody until June 2.
Twisha Sharma Death Case: Officials From Delhi Recreate Alleged Suicide Scene At Giribala Singh's Residence -- VIDEO | FP Photo
Bhopal (Madhya Pradesh): The Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI), recreated the alleged episode of suicide at the accused husband Samarth Sharma’s residence on Monday.
A video of the incident also surfaced on social media, in which the CBI officials could be seen present at the terrace of Samarth’s house, carrying out the investigation.
According to information, a special team from Delhi arrived in Bhopal to conduct a scientific recreation of the entire tragedy.
Aim of scene recreation
The aim of this exercise is to reconstruct the sequence of events and verify the statement by retired judge and Twisha’s mother-in-law Giribala Singh and her husband Samarth Singh.
It also helped the investigators compare the statements with the physical evidence collected from the scene.
80 kg dummy used
In order to recreate the scene, the CBI officials used a life-sized dummy weighing around 80 kilograms, matching Twisha’s body weight at the time of her death.
The dummy was suspended in a manner similar to the circumstances described by the accused.
This allowed the investigators to assess how the body could have been brought down and how the scene may have appeared at the time of the incident.
During the exercise, Giribala Singh was asked to demonstrate how she allegedly loosened or untied the ligature (gymnast belt), while Samarth Singh explained how he had supported and lowered the body.
Giribala complains of anxiety during questioning
As CBI is carrying out investigation in the case, the mother-in-law Giribala Singh was questioned on Sunday.
During the questioning, the retired judge complained of anxiety and restlessness while in CBI custody. She repeatedly cited discomfort while being interrogated.
However, a woman DSP (Deputy Superintendent of Police) continued her questioning as part of the investigation.
Notably, Giribala Singh and son Samarth Singh are under a 5-day CBI remand, till June 2 (Tuesday).
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