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Crime
CBI queries mother-in-law's CCTV check in Twisha case before SC
✍️ Bhaskar English
🗓 02 Nov 2026, 11:45 PM
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The CBI has questioned the Supreme Court on why the accused mother-in-law checked CCTV footage in the Twisha death case, a matter now under the purview of a retired district judge.
The Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) has raised a critical query before the Supreme Court regarding the Twisha death case. The agency questioned why the accused mother-in-law took the initiative to check the CCTV footage of the incident.
This development has drawn the attention of the apex court, which is currently overseeing the case. A retired district judge has been involved in the proceedings, highlighting the legal complexities surrounding the evidence collection and access in this high-profile murder case.
The CBI's intervention aims to scrutinize the timeline and actions of the accused, specifically focusing on the handling of digital evidence. The court is expected to examine these procedural aspects to ensure a fair and transparent trial.
The case has sparked significant public interest due to the nature of the crime and the subsequent legal battles over evidence integrity. The Supreme Court's role in this matter underscores the gravity of the allegations and the need for rigorous judicial oversight.
This development has drawn the attention of the apex court, which is currently overseeing the case. A retired district judge has been involved in the proceedings, highlighting the legal complexities surrounding the evidence collection and access in this high-profile murder case.
The CBI's intervention aims to scrutinize the timeline and actions of the accused, specifically focusing on the handling of digital evidence. The court is expected to examine these procedural aspects to ensure a fair and transparent trial.
The case has sparked significant public interest due to the nature of the crime and the subsequent legal battles over evidence integrity. The Supreme Court's role in this matter underscores the gravity of the allegations and the need for rigorous judicial oversight.