The tragic death of Twisha Sharma has left people across the country shocked and emotional. The 33-year-old former beauty pageant winner was found dead at her marital home in Bhopal on May 12, just five months after her marriage to Bhopal-based lawyer Samarth Singh.
What initially appeared to be a heartbreaking personal tragedy has now turned into a major investigation after Twisha’s family alleged mental harassment and dowry-related torture by her in-laws. Following the allegations, authorities formed a Special Investigation Team (SIT) to probe the case.
A Marriage That Began Through a Dating App
According to reports, Twisha Sharma, originally from Noida, met Samarth Singh through a dating app in 2024. Their relationship eventually led to marriage in December 2025.
But within months of the wedding, things reportedly began falling apart.
WhatsApp chats accessed by media outlets reportedly reveal Twisha’s emotional distress and unhappiness in her marriage. In several messages sent to her mother, she allegedly expressed feelings of loneliness, mental pressure, and desperation to leave Bhopal and return home.
In one message, she reportedly wrote:
“Why did you send me to Bhopal? He isn’t talking to me.”
In another emotional message sent on May 7, she pleaded:
“Please come and pick me up from here tomorrow.”
These chats have now become a major part of the ongoing investigation.
Serious Allegations Before Her Death
The case became even more disturbing after reports claimed Twisha was allegedly accused of carrying a child conceived before marriage and was pressured regarding abortion.
In one of the messages shared publicly, she reportedly told her mother:
“He is asking me whose child it was and you expect me to just ignore it? He has crossed every limit.”
These allegations have triggered intense reactions online, with many people discussing emotional abuse, marital pressure, and the societal mindset of “saving marriage at any cost.”
However, investigators are still examining all aspects of the case, and official conclusions are yet to be announced.
Who Was Twisha Sharma?
Before her tragic death, Twisha Sharma had built a diverse and ambitious career.
She won the title of Miss Pune 2012 and later explored opportunities in entertainment, modeling, and marketing. Reports suggest she worked in Telugu films and collaborated with major brands including Dove and L’Oréal.
Apart from the glamour industry, Twisha also had a strong academic and professional background.
According to reports linked to her online professional profile:
- She completed her BBA from Savitribai Phule Pune University
- She later pursued an MBA through distance learning from Narsee Monjee Institute of Management Studies
- She reportedly worked in marketing and communications roles in Mumbai and Delhi
- She was also associated with the German Academy of Digital Education
Her profile reportedly described her as a “dynamic professional” involved in marketing, performing arts, filmmaking, yoga training, and Vipassana meditation.
Friends and acquaintances remembered her online as ambitious, creative, and independent.
Internet Reacts With Anger and Sadness
Twisha Sharma’s death has now sparked widespread outrage on social media. Many users questioned the emotional pressure women often face after marriage and discussed the importance of taking mental distress seriously.
Others expressed sadness seeing the contrast between her successful public image and the emotional pain reflected in her final messages.
The case has also reignited conversations around dowry harassment, emotional abuse, and mental health inside marriages.
Investigation Continues
Authorities are continuing their investigation into the circumstances surrounding Twisha Sharma’s death. A Special Investigation Team has reportedly been formed to examine the allegations made by her family and review all available evidence, including digital communication and witness statements.
As the investigation progresses, the case continues to draw national attention not only because of Twisha Sharma’s public identity, but because her story has resonated deeply with many people across the country.
