Twisha Sharma’s mother-in-law, Giribala Singh, appears in court and argues that purported clips, chats and audio linked to the case are fabricated. Both outlets report that Singh makes the claim that the communications attributed to Twisha Sharma are not authentic and are instead manufactured. She also requests procedural steps from the court, including the seizure of cellphones belonging to Twisha Sharma’s family and relatives. The phones are sought to be sent for forensic investigation to verify authenticity and determine whether any audio or media content has been altered or staged.
The reports describe Singh’s application as an attempt to challenge the credibility of the digital material presented in connection with the case. No outlet included details in the provided excerpts about the court’s response, the next hearing date, or the specific content she disputes. The matter, as described, centers on questions of verification and the handling of digital evidence, with the forensic examination of the seized devices presented as a key step requested by Singh.
