Bhopal Court extends judicial custody of Twisha Sharma's husband, mother-in-law till June 30

The Bhopal court has decided to extend the judicial custody of Twisha Sharma's husband and mother-in-law until June 30, following their appearance before the court via video conferencing. The accused were initially granted 14 days of judicial custody, which has now been prolonged. This case, involving allegations against Sharma's family, continues to attract significant attention as it delves into matters of domestic violence and legal proceedings against familial ties. The extension ensures that the investigation can continue without interruption, highlighting the court's commitment to a thorough examination of the case.