Giribala Singh & Samarth Singh

Giribala Singh: Former district judge accused in the death; in judicial custody, refused to provide voice samples.

Samarth Singh: Husband of the deceased; in judicial custody, refused to provide voice samples and laptop password.

Giribala Singh: Giribala Singh is Twisha Sharma's mother-in-law and a co-accused in the dowry death case. She is a retired additional district judge and has been accused of dowry demands and attempting to influence the investigation.

Samarth Singh: Samarth Singh is Twisha Sharma's husband and a primary accused in the dowry death case, facing charges of harassment and abetment to suicide. He was absconding for 10 days before his arrest.

Giribala Singh: Giribala Singh is the mother-in-law of Twisha Sharma and a former judge, accused in the dowry death case. Her judicial custody has been extended.

Samarth Singh: Samarth Singh is the husband of Twisha Sharma and an accused in her death case, facing charges of dowry harassment and mental torture. His judicial custody has been extended.

Giribala Singh: Mother-in-law of the victim, a former district judge, charged with similar offenses; her reputation and legal standing are at stake.

Samarth Singh: Husband of the victim, charged with abetment to suicide and dowry-related offenses; faces legal consequences.

Giribala Singh: Mother-in-law of Twisha Sharma and retired district judge; named as accused in the chargesheet. Her legal and professional standing is adversely affected.

Samarth Singh: Husband of Twisha Sharma; named as accused in the CBI chargesheet under BNS and Dowry system in India. Faces legal consequences and reputational damage.

Giribala Singh: Giribala Singh>>> is Samarth Singh>>>'s mother and a retired judge, accused by Twisha Sharma>>>'s family of using her influence to delay action in the case. The Madhya Pradesh government is seeking to cancel her anticipatory bail.

Samarth Singh: Samarth Singh>>> is the husband of Twisha Sharma>>> and the prime accused in her dowry death case. He was arrested and remanded to police custody, facing allegations of dowry harassment and mental torture.