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Crime
Twisha Sharma’s Final Message to Sister‑in‑Law Revealed in CBI Charge Sheet
✍️ Amar Ujala · Madhya Pradesh
🗓 18 Aug 2026, 09:03 PM
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The CBI charge sheet in the Twisha Sharma murder case shows that the woman sent a final text to her sister‑in‑law before her death, and it contains serious allegations against her husband, Samarth Sharma.
The charge sheet filed by the Central Bureau of Investigation in the murder case of Twisha Sharma, a young woman from Madhya Pradesh, contains a text message that the victim sent to her sister‑in‑law just before her death. The message, which reads "Let me die in peace," was sent on the day of her disappearance.
According to the document, the message was sent to Rashi, the sister‑in‑law of the accused, and it also includes a list of serious allegations against the accused, Samarth Sharma. The allegations range from domestic abuse to financial misconduct, according to the charge sheet.
The CBI has been investigating the case for several months, and the charge sheet was submitted to the court in early August. The court has now ordered a further inquiry into the allegations and is preparing for a trial.
Police have stated that they are following up on the claims made in the message and are collecting evidence related to the alleged abuse. The case has drawn public attention to domestic violence issues in the region.
According to the document, the message was sent to Rashi, the sister‑in‑law of the accused, and it also includes a list of serious allegations against the accused, Samarth Sharma. The allegations range from domestic abuse to financial misconduct, according to the charge sheet.
The CBI has been investigating the case for several months, and the charge sheet was submitted to the court in early August. The court has now ordered a further inquiry into the allegations and is preparing for a trial.
Police have stated that they are following up on the claims made in the message and are collecting evidence related to the alleged abuse. The case has drawn public attention to domestic violence issues in the region.