The family of Twisha Sharma, who tragically died on May 12, 2023, at her matrimonial home in Bhopal, Madhya Pradesh, India, is urging for a second autopsy to be conducted at AIIMS Delhi. They filed their request with Magistrate Anudita Gupta, emphasizing the importance of obtaining an independent medical opinion to restore public confidence in the ongoing investigation. The family is particularly concerned that any further delays could compromise crucial forensic findings needed to determine the true cause of Twisha's death, which they believe to be suspicious. Twisha's body has been at AIIMS Bhopal for over eight days, raising fears that decomposition might hinder evidence collection. In addition to the autopsy, the family has requested the preservation of digital evidence, including Call Detail Records and internet usage logs from more than 40 mobile numbers, to prevent any tampering. They voiced their concerns over the treatment of co-accused Giribala Singh, who is currently on bail, and highlighted the potential influence of powerful individuals on the investigation. The family questions whether ordinary citizens can expect equal protection under the law when influential figures are involved, stressing the need for justice for Twisha.