Multiple reports say investigators in the probe into Twisha Sharma’s death are encountering gaps related to alleged hanging evidence. Both outlets focus on the absence of a belt that is described as a potential ligature used to hang the body. According to these accounts, the belt’s non-availability affects forensic assessment because doctors are unable to compare the suspected ligature material with the marks on Twisha Sharma’s neck. The reports also refer to additional inconsistencies around the condition and positioning of the body, indicating that investigators are examining whether the body was moved or whether there were changes to its location after the incident. Taken together, the missing belt and questions about possible shifting of the body are presented as factors that complicate efforts to establish how the hanging occurred and to corroborate forensic findings. The situation is described as ongoing, with investigators continuing to examine the circumstances and evidence related to the death.