Twisha Sharma case: Now the investigation and postmortem process has taken a new turn in the much talked about Twisha Sharma dowry death case of Madhya Pradesh. In fact, according to the information received from Delhi-based All India Institute of Medical Sciences (AIIMS), in the court order only the Director of AIIMS Delhi was given the right to constitute the Medical Board. After this, AIIMS Delhi received a request from Madhya Pradesh government officials to conduct a second postmortem and a court order on Sunday morning.
After this, Dr. Sudhir Gupta, head of the forensic department of AIIMS Delhi, has constituted a special medical board team of four senior doctors with the approval of the director. The same team will conduct the second postmortem of Twisha Sharma. It has been told that this medical team will leave for Madhya Pradesh with modern equipment on Saturday evening at 6 pm in a chartered plane of the state government.
Earlier on Friday, Twisha Sharma’s family members had expressed gratitude to the Madhya Pradesh government and the High Court for ordering a CBI investigation in the case and allowing the second postmortem. The High Court had given this order while hearing the petition filed by Twisha Sharma’s family.
The family had challenged the lower court’s decision, which had refused to allow re-postmortem. The family alleged that there were many discrepancies and procedural negligence in the first postmortem, raising questions on the fairness of the investigation.
Twisha’s cousin Ashish Sharma had said that now the administration should complete all the necessary actions without any delay. He had said that the family has been continuously demanding justice for the last ten days and it is expected that by today or tomorrow the entire process will be completed properly, after which the last rites will be performed.
At the same time, Twisha Sharma’s uncle Lokesh Sharma has expressed gratitude to Chief Minister Mohan Yadav and Madhya Pradesh Government for ordering a CBI investigation. He said that only after the influential accused are punished, the trust of common people in law and government will be strengthened.
