The CBI is recreating the circumstances surrounding Twisha Sharma’s death at the residence of former judge Giribala Singh in Bhopal, using dummy models to test the plausibility of the accounts being investigated. Multiple reports say investigators conduct a re-enactment that includes examining the house layout and the timing of events, with a focus on whether the alleged sequence—described by Singh and her son—can be replicated. The CBI also uses the exercise to identify discrepancies and to assess related forensic and injury-related claims. Reports state that the operation involves questions directed at Giribala Singh, who is in CBI custody after her anticipatory bail was revoked, and at Samarth Singh, her son and Twisha’s husband. Sources add that investigators scrutinize the son’s movements and potential evidence tampering as part of the probe. Meanwhile, a Bhopal court sends Samarth and Giribala Singh to 14 days of judicial custody following the reconstruction. Twisha’s parents and others demand a “scientific” investigation, while prison authorities consider security arrangements for Singh as the investigation continues.