Samarth Singh, the husband of Twisha Sharma, moves before the Madhya Pradesh High Court and makes changes to his legal approach in the dowry death case. According to reports from multiple outlets, Singh withdraws his pre-arrest bail plea. After the withdrawal, he is expected to surrender, while police continue their investigation into Twisha Sharma’s death, which her family attributes to dowry harassment.
In related court proceedings, his lawyer asks that the trial court consider the bail plea on the day Singh surrenders. The Solicitor General is reported to oppose this request. The hearing also addresses medical questions in the case, including a plea for a second post-mortem examination. A second post-mortem is permitted, though sources indicate that its timing and execution are still to be decided.
Twisha Sharma’s family, meanwhile, alleges that Singh’s surrender was planned, describing it as a coordinated move. They also report restrictions during the surrender period, while continuing to press for prompt action on the second post-mortem and other proceedings.
