In the case of Twisha Sharma’s death in Bhopal, her mother-in-law, Giribala Singh, makes allegations that the deceased had a mental health condition and had used drugs during pregnancy. According to Singh, Twisha was on a “schizophrenic drug” and had confessed to consuming marijuana in large quantities when she “wanted to reverse her pregnancy.” She also rejects the family’s claims of dowry harassment. Twisha’s relatives, however, dispute these allegations and maintain that the death is linked to dowry demands and violence, accusing others of murder in addition to dowry harassment. The two sides present different explanations for the circumstances surrounding Twisha’s death, with Singh emphasizing alleged mental illness and marijuana use during pregnancy, while Twisha’s family focuses on alleged dowry-related abuse. The reports reflect a dispute over motive and cause, and each account challenges the other’s narrative of what led to Twisha’s death.