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Crime
CBI Awaits iPhone and DVR Evidence in Twisha Death Probe
✍️ Dainik Jagran MP CG
🗓 05 Nov 2026, 06:01 PM
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The Central Bureau of Investigation has said it is waiting for the analysis of an iPhone and digital‑video‑recorder footage in the ongoing investigation into Twisha’s death.
The Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) has taken over the probe into the death of a person identified as Twisha. The agency has confirmed that the case remains under active investigation and that several digital pieces of evidence have been seized.
Among the items collected are an iPhone believed to belong to a key witness or suspect, and recordings from a digital video recorder (DVR) located at the scene. The CBI has stated that it is awaiting forensic analysis of the phone’s data and a detailed review of the DVR footage before drawing further conclusions.
Investigators said the pending technical reports are crucial for establishing the sequence of events leading up to Twisha’s death. Once the analyses are completed, the CBI expects to file a comprehensive report and, if warranted, file charges against those responsible.
The agency has not disclosed any further details about the circumstances of the death, the location of the incident, or the identities of individuals involved, citing the need to preserve the integrity of the investigation.
Among the items collected are an iPhone believed to belong to a key witness or suspect, and recordings from a digital video recorder (DVR) located at the scene. The CBI has stated that it is awaiting forensic analysis of the phone’s data and a detailed review of the DVR footage before drawing further conclusions.
Investigators said the pending technical reports are crucial for establishing the sequence of events leading up to Twisha’s death. Once the analyses are completed, the CBI expects to file a comprehensive report and, if warranted, file charges against those responsible.
The agency has not disclosed any further details about the circumstances of the death, the location of the incident, or the identities of individuals involved, citing the need to preserve the integrity of the investigation.