The Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) registers a First Information Report (FIR) and takes over the investigation into Twisha Sharma’s death from the Bhopal Police. According to multiple reports, a team from the CBI’s Special Crime unit meets Bhopal police officials and collects relevant documents and evidence. After the meeting, the CBI re-registers the state police FIR as its own case, following procedure, and begins handling the matter under its jurisdiction. The outlets describe the handover process as involving the transfer of case records and materials required for the investigation, with the CBI operating from that point onward. While the reports focus on the administrative steps—FIR registration, re-registration of the original police case, and the formal takeover of the probe—they do not detail the investigative findings or specific allegations in the available excerpts. The overall development across sources is that the case is moved from state police to the CBI, with the federal agency assuming responsibility for further inquiry.