Rs 20 lakh Chinese stock dispute, violent outburst: Twisha Sharma’s final hours
A CBI chargesheet reveals that actor Twisha Sharma faced intense psychological pressure from her husband regarding a disputed Rs 20 lakh investment in Chinese stocks. The investigation suggests this financial conflict was a significant factor leading up to her death.
Why it matters
The case highlights the intersection of domestic abuse, financial coercion, and mental health in high-profile criminal investigations.
BHOPAL: A disputed Rs 20 lakh investment and a plan to put the money into Chinese stocks emerged as a key point of disagreement between model-turned-actor Twisha Sharma and her husband Samarth Singh shortly before her death, according to the CBI chargesheet filed in a Bhopal court.The CBI alleged that Samarth repeatedly pressured Twisha to transfer Rs 20 lakh kept in her demat account to his account for investment in the Chinese stock market.Twisha refused, saying the money belonged to her father, after which the dispute allegedly intensified.Samarth wanted the Rs 20 lakh investment in equity shares moved to a joint account.
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