Multiple reports say the Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) is using a “tunnel view” digital mapping exercise to reconstruct Twisha Sharma’s final hours leading up to the incident on May 12. The reconstruction is intended to trace her last movements across different locations and help establish a precise timeline of events. According to the reports, the CBI plans to examine who enters or leaves specific areas relevant to the case, using the mapped view to determine the sequence in which events unfolded.
The “tunnel view” approach is described as a digital reconstruction tool that allows investigators to visually piece together movements and access points rather than relying only on separate records. By creating this structured view of the timeline, investigators aim to cross-check observations, identify gaps, and narrow down the order of activities before the incident. Both outlets frame the initiative as part of the CBI’s investigative process to better understand the circumstances surrounding Twisha Sharma’s last movements on the day in question.
