Breaking: CBI recreates crime scene in Tusha Sharma death case, questions husband and mother-in-law
The investigation into the mysterious death of Bhopal-based model Tusha Sharma has intensified, with the Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) now taking major steps to reconstruct the events leading up to her death. In a significant development, the agency secured custody of accused husband Samarth Singh for questioning and conducted an extensive examination of the family residence linked to the case. According to sources, the CBI team took Samarth Singh to the residence of his mother, Giribala Singh, where investigators spent more than three hours carrying out detailed inquiries and evidence collection. During the operation, officials reportedly questioned both Samarth Singh and Giribala Singh regarding the circumstances surrounding Tusha Sharma’s death. Investigators also recreated the alleged crime scene on the terrace of the house as part of their forensic reconstruction process. The agency conducted complete videography of the premises and used advanced 3D imaging technology to digitally map the entire property. Officials believe that these steps could help establish the sequence of events and identify inconsistencies in previous statements. The case has remained under intense scrutiny ever since Tusha Sharma was found hanging at her Bhopal residence on May 12. The circumstances surrounding her death triggered serious allegations and public debate, with both families making conflicting claims. The matter gained further momentum after the case was transferred to the CBI on May 26. In another major legal setback for the accused side, the anticipatory bail plea of Giribala Singh was rejected on May 28. The development is being viewed as a significant turn in the investigation as the agency continues to probe possible angles related to abetment, evidence tampering, and the exact circumstances of the death. The CBI is expected to continue questioning key individuals and analyzing forensic evidence as the high-profile case unfolds further.