Twisha Sharma Case: Salon Owner Makes BIG Revelation About Victim's Visit Hours Before Death

Bhopal: An intriguing twist has come to light in the Twisha Sharma Death Case. Kiran Parihar, the owner of the beauty parlor frequented by the deceased actress has made a sensational revealation. While talking to the media, Kiran said that Twisha had visited her salon hours before she was found hanging at her in-laws' house.

What did the salon owner say?

According to CCTV footage, Twisha was at the salon for around three hours on May 12, mere hours before her unfortunate death. According to Kiran, Twisha had a very pleasant nature, and seeing her that day, she never would have imagined that Twisha would take such a drastic step.

"On that day, Twisha told me, 'I just want to relax," Kiran told the media. 

"Twisha arrived at the parlor around 3:00 PM and left at 6:00 PM. She typically visited the parlor once a month, as my establishment is located quite close to her home. Twisha availed herself of a head oil massage, a pedicure, and various skin-related services. She chatted with my staff; since she was watching a movie at the time, she asked them about their favorite films. Based on her demeanor that day, there was absolutely nothing to suggest that she was contemplating suicide," she added.

What did Twisha's mother-n-law Giribala Singh do? 

 Kiran went on to claim that Twisha's mother-in-law Giribala Singh called the salon the day after the actress' death. Giribala reportedly called the salon a couple of times, asking about the time and duration of Twisha's visit, along with the mode of her payment. During her seond call, Giribala allegedly asked for the CCTV footage of the visit.

"I learned of Twisha's death from her mother-in-law, Giribala. This was because Giribala had called me on May 13 to inquire about Twisha. She asked me when Twisha had visited and what services she had availed herself of. The day after Twisha's death, five individuals—who appeared to be lawyers—also visited the parlor. They questioned me and reviewed the CCTV footage. They were dressed in white shirts and black coats," Kiran informed.

However, despite their claim of being lawyers, the identities of the members of the group remain unknown.

What about the police probe?

Currently, the police are rapidly advancing their investigation into Twisha's case. New revelations are surfacing daily, causing the investigation to become increasingly complex. According to police officials, every aspect related to the case is being meticulously scrutinized in an effort to uncover the truth.

In a significant development during the investigation, Twisha's husband's law license has been suspended. This measure is being viewed as a crucial step, given the gravity of the case. Following this administrative action, the case has taken a new turn and has raised several fresh questions. Additionally, the police have issued a notice to Twisha's mother-in-law, Giribala Singh. According to the police, this notice has been issued to seek her cooperation and clarifications regarding the investigation. A copy of the notice was duly affixed by the police team upon reaching his residence, ensuring its formal validation in accordance with legal procedures.

The police team has, thus far, interrogated several individuals and has also taken possession of various crucial documents. Investigating agencies are striving to get to the bottom of the matter by piecing together every aspect of the case. At the local level, this matter continues to be a constant subject of discussion, eliciting a wide range of reactions from the public. Meanwhile, the police maintain that the investigation is being conducted in a completely impartial manner and that no fact will be overlooked.