Twisha death case: CBI takes note as AIIMS Delhi final report confirms skin tissue on gym belt
The CBI has received a final forensic report from AIIMS Delhi regarding the death of Twisha Sharma. The report confirms that skin tissue found on a gymnastics belt matches the injury pattern on the victim's neck, providing a key development in the investigation.
Why it matters
This forensic evidence is a pivotal step in a high-profile death investigation, helping to clarify the circumstances surrounding the incident.
The final forensic report of AIIMS Delhi in the Twisha Sharma death case has concluded that a gymnastics belt could have been used in the incident as it found the presence of the victim’s skin tissue on it, sources said.
The AIIMS Delhi medical board, which conducted a court-ordered second post-mortem on Twisha, submitted the report to the CBI on July 10, confirming that the alleged ligature material – the gymnastics belt with a metal ring at the end – matched the injury pattern on the victim's neck, they said.
Former model-actress Twisha, who got married to lawyer Samarth Singh last December, was found hanging at her marital home in Bhopal on May 12.
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