'Wolf In Sheep's Clothing': Twisha Sharma's Father Makes Explosive Claims Against Samarth Singh

New Delhi: Twisha Sharma's father Navnidhi Sharma has spent several days while protesting outside Madhya Pradesh Chief Minister's residence. He is also demanding justice for his daughter and a second post-mortem examination of his daughter. Meanwhile, Twisha's husband, Samarth Singh, who is a lawyer, is absconding after his bail was application rejected.

What did Twisha's father say?

Twisha's husband Samarth and his mother Giribala Singh, who is a retired judge,  have been charged with murder and dowry harassment. Navnidhi Sharma, in response to these allegations, said that giving and taking dowry is common. Some make direct demands, while others make indirect demands.

"Look, in today's time, dowry is such a word that people demand in various ways without using it. They create a situation in which money is taken out of your pocket. No one says that give me dowry," he said.  

Navnidhi Sharma said that demands regarding dignity and expenses began to arise. After the marriage, the taunts began. She said, "When Twisha lost her job, the taunts started, 'How will we feed you?' All these things started to surface."

What did Navnidhi say about honeymoon?

While sharing details about the first sign of conflict, Navnidhi said that "It's right in the beginning, because in the beginning, a man does not attack so suddenly. His attitude was seen in the beginning as a criminal mindset -- a man who can push his wife by getting angry for some reason on her honeymoon at the airport. Twisha then asked her brother, 'Have I taken a wrong decision?'

He further said, "Twisha's brother told her that sometimes people get a little impulsive, so don't take it too seriously. Now I feel that we should not have ignored it. Daughters ignore many things to save their marriage."

What did Navnidhi say about Samarth?

While talking about, Twisha's husband, Navnidhi described Samarth as a "wolf in sheep's clothing," stating that "If you look at their history, the first daughter-in-law in that house also got divorced due to harassment. Many assurances were given, which were later not fulfilled." 

What happen to Twisha?

On May 12, Twisha was found hanging at her husband's home in the Katara Hills area of ​​Bhopal.

Before the incident, Twisha had expressed her pain to her mother through a message. The meessages between Twisha and her mother revealed her growing distress. 

On April 30, she wrote, "Kyu bheja mujhe yaha. Ye yaha baat hi nahi kar raha hai." (Why did you send me to Bhopal? He isn't talking to me.) Bhopal bula kar phir se sab natak. (He called me to Bhopal only to stage the same old drama all over again.) Mera jeevan narak ho gaya hai mummy." (My life has become a living hell, Mom.)

On May 7 also Twisha messaged her mother and pleaded that " Maa aap mujhe yaha se lene aajao kal please." (Please come and pick me up from here tomorrow.) 

Twisha said that it seemed that her husband no longer needed her and had been tolerating her for a year and also asked her mother to come alone. 

In the messages, Twisha also wrote about feeling lonely. She alleged that her husband questioned the paternity of her child and forced her to have an abortion.

In a message sent on May 9, she said, "Mujhe pooch raha hai vo kiska bacha tha, aur main ignore karu??? ... Ye apne ghatiya pane ki har limit cross kar ke baitha hai. Kaise reh lu iske saath." (He is asking me whose child it was and you expect me to just ignore it? ... He has crossed every limit. How am I supposed to live with him?)

Further in the messages, Twisha claimed that her husband demanded her father apologize by rubbing his nose on the ground. She described her husband and mother-in-law as heartless and said she felt suffocated.

In her last conversation, Twisha said she didn't feel like talking to anyone.