In a big development in the Twisha Sharma death case, authorities have intensified their search operations and issued a lookout circular for the absconding husband of the deceased. The police had previously announced a cash reward of ten thousand rupees for any information leading to his capture. Currently, six dedicated police teams from the Bhopal zone are actively engaged in the manhunt. Based on technical evidence and call records, investigators suspect the accused may have fled the state, prompting the deployment of two teams to other regions. The lookout notice aims to prevent the accused from leaving the country while the investigation continues. Furthermore, the anticipatory bail plea filed by the absconding husband was recently rejected by the authorities. The tragic death has raised significant questions, and law enforcement agencies are working to uncover the exact circumstances surrounding the incident.
Tamil Nadu Chief Minister Vijay is likely to expand his cabinet later this week. The list of ministers is currently being finalised and is yet to reach the Governor for approval. Once the Governor gives the nod, the new ministers will be sworn in.
In an exclusive interview with India Today, Naina Sharma, Twisha Sharma's cousin, has refuted allegations made by her mother-in-law regarding substance abuse and mental health issues.
Trinamool Congress candidate Jahangir Khan has withdrawn from the upcoming repolling in the Falta constituency, scheduled for May 21.
The Western Railway on Tuesday launched a large-scale demolition drive in Mumbai’s Garib Nagar, removing around 400 unauthorised hutments near Bandra railway station following a court directive. The operation, backed by heavy deployment of Mumbai Police and railway police, will continue for four days.
