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Crime
CBI Files 636‑Page Charge Sheet in Bhopal Twisha Sharma Death; Demands CCTV Footage
✍️ Amar Ujala · Bhopal
🗓 22 Aug 2026, 11:03 AM
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The CBI has submitted a 636‑page charge sheet in the Bhopal death case of Twisha Sharma. Her relatives continue to question the disappearance of CCTV footage from the beauty parlour where the incident occurred.
The Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) has formally lodged a 636‑page charge sheet concerning the suspicious death of 19‑year‑old Twisha Sharma in Bhopal. The document, submitted after months of inquiry, outlines the investigative findings and lists the individuals named as suspects.
Despite the extensive filing, Twisha's family has raised fresh concerns over the missing CCTV footage from the beauty parlour where she was last seen. They allege that the video, which could be crucial to establishing the sequence of events, has been removed or tampered with, and they have repeatedly asked authorities to clarify who accessed or deleted the recording.
The unanswered questions about the footage have kept the case in the public eye, with local media reporting that the investigation remains ongoing. Officials have not yet disclosed any new leads regarding the missing video, and the CBI has indicated that further forensic analysis will be conducted before any additional statements are released.
Despite the extensive filing, Twisha's family has raised fresh concerns over the missing CCTV footage from the beauty parlour where she was last seen. They allege that the video, which could be crucial to establishing the sequence of events, has been removed or tampered with, and they have repeatedly asked authorities to clarify who accessed or deleted the recording.
The unanswered questions about the footage have kept the case in the public eye, with local media reporting that the investigation remains ongoing. Officials have not yet disclosed any new leads regarding the missing video, and the CBI has indicated that further forensic analysis will be conducted before any additional statements are released.