Twisha Sharma Case: Masked Men Caught Searching Ex-Judge Giribala Singh’s Home in Mysterious Midnight Break-In

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Twisha Sharma Case: The mystery surrounding the death of model Twisha Sharma has taken another dramatic turn after newly surfaced CCTV footage captured a group of masked men moving through the residence of former judge Giribala Singh in the early hours of June 28, appearing less like burglars and more like individuals searching for something they believed was hidden inside.

The footage, now under forensic examination, shows the first intruders entering a first-floor bedroom at approximately 2:22 a.m. Armed with torchlights believed to be from their mobile phones, the men moved cautiously through the room, illuminating cupboards, bedside drawers and storage spaces with deliberate precision. Investigators say the manner in which the men operated immediately stood out because their actions lacked the urgency commonly associated with theft or robbery.

Video recordings reportedly show one individual examining bedside furniture while another inspected surrounding areas before additional men entered the room minutes later. At one point, at least three masked individuals could be seen inside the bedroom simultaneously, each appearing to focus on different sections of the room. Rather than grabbing valuables and fleeing, they spent considerable time opening cupboards, checking personal belongings and revisiting locations they had already inspected earlier.

Investigators believe the group gained access to the property from the rear side of the house while other accomplices may have remained outside to monitor movements and ensure an escape route. Police teams have since begun reconstructing the sequence of events through CCTV analysis and witness questioning in an effort to identify everyone involved in the operation.

The unusual nature of the incident has attracted widespread attention because the property occupies a central place in the ongoing CBI investigation into Twisha Sharma’s death. Former judge Giribala Singh and her son Samarth Singh are currently in judicial custody after being named in allegations related to dowry harassment and cruelty in connection with the case.

The Central Bureau of Investigation has intensified its inquiry in recent weeks. Officials have already sought court approval to obtain voice samples from the accused and have also requested access to credentials associated with Samarth Singh’s laptop to examine digital evidence that could assist investigators in reconstructing events leading up to Twisha Sharma’s death.

Against that backdrop, the reported break-in has generated fresh speculation over what exactly the masked men hoped to find inside the residence. Sources associated with the investigation indicate that jewellery and other valuables were reportedly present in the house, yet the intruders appeared uninterested in carrying out a conventional burglary. Their repeated focus on drawers, cupboards and storage areas has prompted investigators to consider whether documents, electronic devices or material connected to the high-profile investigation may have been the intended target.

Officials have remained cautious about drawing conclusions and have not publicly confirmed whether anything was removed from the property. However, investigators are examining every possibility, including whether the incident was an isolated criminal act or whether it bears any connection to the larger case that has dominated headlines for months.

Twisha Sharma’s family has expressed serious concern over the development, questioning whether the incident points toward a broader conspiracy surrounding the investigation. Members of the family’s legal team have reportedly argued that if documents or evidence linked to the case were indeed the target, the implications could extend far beyond an ordinary break-in.

“The circumstances demand a thorough and transparent investigation,” a person associated with the family’s legal representation said while discussing reports surrounding the incident. According to those close to the family, the significance of the property in the ongoing inquiry means any attempt to access materials inside the house must be treated with utmost seriousness.

The emergence of the CCTV footage has also shifted public attention back to unanswered questions surrounding Twisha Sharma’s death and the progress of the investigation. Every new development has intensified scrutiny on those connected to the case while increasing pressure on agencies to deliver definitive answers.

Forensic specialists are now examining the footage frame by frame to identify physical characteristics, movement patterns and possible clues that could help trace the masked individuals. Investigators are also expected to compare the recordings with nearby surveillance systems to determine the suspects’ route before and after entering the property.

Whether the men were ordinary criminals searching for valuables or individuals pursuing something far more specific remains unclear. What is certain, however, is that the images captured inside the former judge’s residence have introduced a fresh layer of intrigue to a case that was already among the most closely watched investigations in the country.