Just hours after Twisha Sharma was found hanging at her marital residence in Bhopal, her mother-in-law, Giribala Singh, sought details of her last visit to a nearby beauty parlour.
The owner of the salon, Kiran Parihar, who spoke to Times Now, said that the mother-in-law called her seeking proof of Twisha’s last visit at around 11:35 am on May 13.
Parihar said that Giribala asked questions on the services Twisha availed, the bill records and CCTV footage of the visit.
The salon owner also said that Twisha had spent nearly three hours at the parlour the day before her death, availing multiple beauty services.
Giribala also asked whether Twisha appeared mentally disturbed or stressed during her visit to the salon.
"She asked whether there was any proof that Twisha had come to the parlour and what services she had taken," they alleged.
The salon owner also claimed that Giribala sent three or four advocates to collect evidence from the parlour, including CCTV footage. They also took recordings showing Twisha at the parlour.
Interestingly, they introduced themselves as being associated with the police department during the interaction and while collecting evidence.
She alleged that despite the advocate's visits, no police officer had formally visited the parlour to collect evidence or record her statement.
Parihar said that she had known Twisha since her wedding reception and said that Twisha and Giribala were both regular clients at the parlour.
The new allegations come amid the increasing scrutiny against the mother-in-law, Giribala Singh, and accusations that she tampered with CCTV footage.