Samarth Singh, the husband in the Twisha Sharma death case, reaches Jabalpur district court to surrender after being on the run for about 10 days, according to multiple reports. The Hindu says he arrives at the court premises on the evening of May 22, and his lawyer indicates he has come to surrender. Earlier, The Hindu reports that Singh’s anticipatory bail application is filed before the high court on May 21, 2026, after a subordinate court turns down his plea last week. Following his surrender, another report states that Singh is taken into custody from the Jabalpur court premises. The Times of India and The Economic Times also report that Singh reaches the court to surrender. The accounts collectively describe the timeline of his absconding period, the attempts to secure anticipatory bail through the courts, and the subsequent surrender and custody proceedings at the district court in Jabalpur. The reports do not add details on the circumstances of Twisha Sharma’s death beyond the ongoing case and court actions.