The family of Twisha Sharma, a 33-year-old woman, has raised serious concerns regarding the surrender of Samarth Singh, the prime accused in her case. They allege that Singh's surrender was a 'well-planned conspiracy', orchestrated to manipulate the legal proceedings. Saurabh Sharma, a relative, expressed skepticism about the circumstances surrounding the surrender in Jabalpur, pointing out irregularities and chaos during the process. He noted that family members were denied access to the proceedings, which took place at the Khatara Hills police station in the early hours. Police confirmed Singh's arrest and indicated plans to seek a seven-day remand for further investigation. Additionally, the family is demanding a second post-mortem examination, which the court has approved but has yet to be conducted. Lokesh Sharma, Twisha's uncle, has called for the case to be handed over to the Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI), citing concerns over interference by local officials, including Singh's mother, who is a judge. The family seeks swift action to ensure justice for Twisha and to conduct her last rites with dignity.