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Crime
CBI Files 636-Page Charge Sheet in Twisha Sharma Death Case
✍️ Amar Ujala · Bhopal
🗓 17 Aug 2026, 10:47 PM
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The Central Bureau of Investigation has filed a 636‑page charge sheet in the death case of Bhopal model‑actress Twisha Sharma, while the medical board ruled the death a suicide with no signs of homicide.
The Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) has submitted a 636‑page charge sheet in the death case of Twisha Sharma, a model and actress from Bhopal. The charge sheet, filed in the Bhopal court, outlines the investigation’s findings and allegations against the accused parties.
In the same month, the Medical Board of Madhya Pradesh ruled Twisha Sharma’s death as a suicide, stating that no evidence of homicide was found. The CBI’s filing, however, indicates that the investigation has identified potential criminal elements that warrant further scrutiny.
The charge sheet lists several individuals allegedly involved in the alleged harassment and intimidation that led to Sharma’s demise. The CBI has requested the court to take appropriate action based on the evidence presented.
Lawyers for the accused have expressed their intent to challenge the charge sheet, while Sharma’s family has called for a thorough investigation into the circumstances surrounding her death.
The case has drawn attention to the safety of women in the entertainment industry and has prompted discussions on the adequacy of protective measures for public figures in India.
In the same month, the Medical Board of Madhya Pradesh ruled Twisha Sharma’s death as a suicide, stating that no evidence of homicide was found. The CBI’s filing, however, indicates that the investigation has identified potential criminal elements that warrant further scrutiny.
The charge sheet lists several individuals allegedly involved in the alleged harassment and intimidation that led to Sharma’s demise. The CBI has requested the court to take appropriate action based on the evidence presented.
Lawyers for the accused have expressed their intent to challenge the charge sheet, while Sharma’s family has called for a thorough investigation into the circumstances surrounding her death.
The case has drawn attention to the safety of women in the entertainment industry and has prompted discussions on the adequacy of protective measures for public figures in India.