Twisha Sharma Case Update, 3 Men Break Into Giribala's House, Rob Gold Jewellery And Imp Documents

The Twisha Sharma case has now seen a very interesting turn. According to the latest update, a burglary case was reported at the home of retired judge, Giribala Singh. Now, the cops have launched an in-depth investigation related to the burglary incident. Well, Giribala Singh and her son, Samarth, are in judicial custody related to the suicide case of Twisha Sharma.

3 masked men reportedly stole important documents and gold jewellery from Giribala Singh's house

According to social media reports, there were three masked men who broke into the home of Giribala Singh. The alleged incident had taken place at 2.00 a.m. on June 27, 2026. The three masked men had entered Giribala's home via a rear entrance on the very first floor. Well, it was the same house where Twisha Sharma died by suicide. The matrimonial home came into the limelight as Giribala and Samarth were present, reportedly, when Twisha died by suicide.

The report also mentioned that Samarth Singh's elder brother is reportedly staying in the house. This is because Samarth and Giribala are in judicial custody at the moment, related to the suicide case of Twisha Sharma. Well, initial reports had suggested that from Twisha's matrimonial house, a lot of gold jewellery and other important documents were stolen before they had attempted to flee.

3 masked men managed to escape from the cops after engaging in a scuffle

Well, social media reports suggested that during the night patrol, a member of a police vehicle saw suspicious movement in the area, and the suspects were approached for questioning. Although the three men had initially resisted the cops, engaged in a fight and had managed to escape. Well, when the three masked men had escaped, they had reportedly abandoned a bag that contained silver bowls and also many documents. Cops are now trying to verify whether the recovered stolen items belonged to Twisha's mother-in-law, Giribala, or were stolen from another location. There is no update regarding the same.

CCTV clippings are being examined from Giribala Singh's house

Well, the Assistant Commissioner of Police, Rajneesh Kashyap, had given the confirmation that the CCTV clips from Giribala's home and the surrounding areas are being examined. Well, the suspects need to be identified, and the sequence of events needs to be reconstructed. Well, there are investigators who are also looking into the extent of the robbery, as the family members have not been able to give the full list related to the valuables and documents that have gone missing.

Well, earlier, a formal complaint was reportedly lodged by the family, and an FIR will be registered. The cops are doing a search operation to look into the three accused and are also dependent on the CCTV clips and other evidence, which are a part of the investigation. Well, it is interesting to note that two days before Giribala and Samarth's judicial custody will end, an alleged burglary has been reported at their house.

More about the Twisha Sharma case

It has been more than a month since Twisha Sharma reportedly died by suicide. She was found hanging on the night of May 12, 2026 at her matrimonial house located in Bhopal. For the unversed, the home belongs to Twisha's mom-in-law, retired judge, Giribala Singh. She and her son, Samarth Singh's judicial custody reportedly will end on June 30, 2026. According to other social media reports, the three masked men reportedly in Katara Hills entered Giribala's house via the Bagmugaliya Extension. They had reportedly used a spiral staircase to kind of reach the first floor and then broke into the rooms of Samarth, Twisha and also Giribala.

What are your views on the burglary that took place at Giribala Singh's home?

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