The Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) has opposed the bail plea of former district judge Giribala Singh in the Twisha Sharma death case. The agency told the Madhya Pradesh High Court that there is enough material pointing to her alleged involvement in the case. The CBI also said that her release could affect witnesses and evidence.Twisha Sharma, a 33-year-old woman and former model-actor, was found dead at her matrimonial home in Bhopal on May 12, 2026. Her death led to a case under dowry death and cruelty laws. The CBI later took over the investigation from the state police.Key HighlightsCBI has opposed Giribala Singh's regular bail plea.Singh is a former district judge and Twisha Sharma's mother-in-law.Twisha Sharma died in Bhopal on May 12, 2026.The CBI says evidence shows alleged involvement by Singh.The agency has raised concerns about witnesses and evidence.Singh has denied the allegations through her legal team.The case includes allegations related to dowry harassment and cruelty.The matter is before the Madhya Pradesh High Court.What Happened to Twisha Sharma?Twisha Sharma was married to Samarth Singh, son of Giribala Singh, in December 2025. She was found dead at her husband's home in Bhopal on May 12.According to court records, the case was initially registered at Katara Hills police station in Bhopal. The case later came under the CBI after concerns were raised about the investigation.The case involves allegations under provisions of the Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita (BNS) related to dowry death and cruelty. Sections of the Dowry Prohibition Act were also included in the case.CBI's Argument Against BailThe CBI has told the court that releasing Giribala Singh could affect the investigation.The agency has pointed to material collected during the probe, including witness statements and WhatsApp chats. Earlier, the Madhya Pradesh High Court also considered injury findings and other evidence while dealing with Singh's anticipatory bail.The CBI's position is that Singh's custody and questioning are important for the investigation. The agency has also raised concerns that witnesses could be influenced and evidence could be affected if she is released.“The material available in the case diary indicates the involvement of the applicant/accused in the offence.”This observation was earlier made by a Bhopal court while rejecting Singh's bail plea. The court also noted the serious nature of the case.High Court Had Earlier Cancelled Anticipatory BailThe Madhya Pradesh High Court had earlier cancelled the anticipatory bail given to Giribala Singh by a Bhopal sessions court.The High Court examined WhatsApp chats, witness statements and medical findings. It also noted allegations that Twisha and her husband had faced harassment and pressure. The court said the earlier bail order had not considered all the relevant facts.After the anticipatory bail was cancelled, the CBI took Singh into custody for questioning. She was later lodged in Bhopal Central Jail along with her son, according to reports.Giribala Singh's Bail PleaSingh has approached the Madhya Pradesh High Court seeking regular bail. Her legal team has challenged the prosecution's allegations.According to court reporting, her plea has raised several grounds for bail. These include her age, her earlier position in the judiciary and claims that she is no longer required for investigation. The defence has also disputed the allegations related to dowry.The final decision on the bail plea will be taken by the court after hearing the arguments from both sides.Investigation ContinuesThe Twisha Sharma death case remains under investigation. The CBI is examining the evidence and statements connected with the case.The allegations against Giribala Singh are yet to be proved in court. The bail proceedings are separate from a final decision on guilt. The court will consider the evidence and arguments before passing its order.Also Read : Twisha Sharma Dowry Death Case: Husband Samarth Singh Surrenders in Jabalpur Court
