Samarth Singh, the prime accused in the death of Twisha Sharma, has been remanded to seven days of police custody following his arrest on May 22 in Jabalpur, India. Singh had been on the run since May 12, the date of Twisha's death, which her family attributes to mental torture and dowry harassment by Singh and his family. The Bhopal court's decision to remand Singh allows police to conduct further interrogations and gather evidence. During the proceedings, Singh's lawyer submitted his passport, and three notices were served to his mother, Giribala Singh, who has denied receiving them. The Bhopal Commissioner of Police, Sanjay Kumar, confirmed the issuance of these notices and emphasized the police's commitment to a thorough investigation. Additionally, a medical board from AIIMS Delhi has been authorized to conduct a second autopsy on Twisha Sharma, following a request from Madhya Pradesh officials, to ensure a comprehensive examination of the circumstances surrounding her death.