The investigation into the death of Twisha Sharma, a case that has garnered significant attention in Madhya Pradesh, is facing delays as the Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) has yet to commence its probe, despite a recommendation from the state government. Twisha's father, Navnidhi Sharma, expressed his concern that the delay could impact the pursuit of justice, particularly as the legal window for detaining the accused, her husband Samarth Singh, is limited. Singh was arrested by Bhopal police after attempting to surrender and is currently in police remand. The Supreme Court of India has taken cognizance of the case and plans to hear it soon, potentially facilitating the CBI's involvement. Twisha's family is contesting the police's assertion that her death was a suicide, pointing to evidence from her WhatsApp messages and social media interactions that could indicate otherwise. Amid these developments, a second post-mortem is being conducted at AIIMS Bhopal to clarify the circumstances of her death, which has raised questions regarding the initial autopsy findings. The family plans to conduct Twisha's cremation after the completion of the post-mortem.