Rs 20 Lakh, Chinese Stocks Bet: Money Trail Revealed In Twisha Sharma's Death
A CBI chargesheet in the death of Twisha Sharma reveals that she was under intense pressure from her husband and mother-in-law to invest her savings into Chinese stock markets. This financial coercion is being treated as a factor in the alleged mental cruelty she faced.
Why it matters
The case highlights the intersection of domestic abuse and financial exploitation, providing a rare look at how investment pressure can manifest in matrimonial disputes.
The Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) chargesheet in the Twisha Sharma death case has revealed a striking financial angle that includes a Rs 20-lakh investment portfolio of the victim, accused Samarth Singh's plan to invest the money into the Chinese stock markets, and her refusal to do so.According to new details emerging from the CBI chargesheet, the investigation revealed that Twisha had a demat account containing equity investments with a market value of approximately Rs 20 lakh. After accused Samarth Singh and his mother Giribala Singh came to know about this, they allegedly pressured her to transfer the money.The chargesheet claims that a joint account in the names of Samarth and Twisha was opened at the State Bank of India's Bagmugaliya branch on April 7, 2026, allegedly for this purpose. But Twisha refused. According to the CBI, she maintained that the money belonged to her father.
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