As the Supreme Court prepares to hear the Twisha Sharma death case, a series of unanswered questions continue to deepen the mystery surrounding her death in Bhopal.
The Supreme Court is set to hear the matter after taking suo motu cognisance of alleged 'institutional bias and procedural discrepancies' in the investigation.
Several crucial questions remain unanswered, including why there was controversy over the alleged ligature material, was the CCTV footage properly secured, and why the FIR came days later.
WhatsApp chats and audio clips have also become key flashpoints in the case, with Twisha's family pointing to chats in which she allegedly expressed distress over her marital life.
Investigators are also examining whether Twisha's actions before her death align with the suicide theory, and why Samarth disappeared after the incident.
The biggest question looming over the case is whether the investigation was influenced due to Giribala's background as a retired district judge and current consumer commission chairperson.
For now, the answers to many of these questions remain unclear — but Monday's Supreme Court hearing is expected to place the spotlight firmly on the conduct of the investigation and the events leading up to Twisha Sharma's death.
