Twisha Sharma | "My Sister Was KILLED" | Soldier Brother's SCATHING ATTACK On Giribala | Barkha

Added: 2026-05-22

[00:00:00]There have also been people who pointed out that Twisha seems quite composed in the images that have come on the CCTV and she doesn't look you know, like she is in a in a frenzy as somebody who's about to take their own life might. I have to ask you this directly and again, I apologize for any question that may feel very painful in advance.

[00:00:19]Do you believe your sister took her own life or do you believe she was killed?

[00:00:23]Ma'am, I refuse to believe that.

[00:00:26]My sister was not like this at all.

[00:00:28]My sister was a brave soul who has so many lives motivated, so many people to do the right things.

[00:00:35]She's a bold decision-maker.

[00:00:37]She used to encourage people to do the right things. She used to get people out. She used to get people, you know, come out of their zone and do the things that would actually lift them up.

[00:00:50]I cannot ever imagine her doing this.

[00:00:53]I cannot ever think that whatever thing that they they are trying to paint is true.

[00:01:01]In other words, in other words, you believe she was killed?

[00:01:05]Of course, ma'am.

[00:01:07]The more the person who is looks more calm than even my sister in that video is the mother-in-law.

[00:01:14]Everybody else, except one guy who I'm not sure the identity of, the guy in the blue t-shirt, most probably he's a house help.

[00:01:25]He's the only one person who looks appalled, in a state of emergency, if you go through the video.

[00:01:30]The one person who seems to be running up and down.

[00:01:33]Only one person seems to be Everybody else looks very calm.

[00:01:36]As if they already know what has happened and what they have what they know next course of action is. Call so as so many influential people as you can.

[00:01:44]Distort the scene of crime.

[00:01:46]Hide the critical crucial evidence.

[00:01:49]And the commissioner goes on to say that could you just shoot that thing?

[00:01:54]Could you just shoot that The The the was also very categorical that it was suicide. Did that disturb you given the fact that there were procedural lapses and the investigating officer did not even bring forth the alleged belt that was used for for a suicide that you do not believe was a suicide?

[00:02:13]Ma'am, according to him, he's forming his opinions based on the very report that we are challenging.

[00:02:18]He's forming his opinions based on the uh postmortem report that was submitted by AIIMS.

[00:02:23]The report that a simple person who has known Twisha can figure out what what so what so many things are wrong with.

[00:02:30]Her height is given wrong, 166 cm. My sister was more than 173 cm.

[00:02:37]She was 5'8".

[00:02:39]The basic injuries antemortem injuries had no description, no probable cause.

[00:02:47]The color of her of the her of her clothing of her inner clothing was given wrong.

[00:02:55]How can such discrepancies be neglected?

[00:02:59]How can we How can we not see those discrepancies?

[00:03:04]So, do you believe this was deliberate carelessness by the by the police?

[00:03:08]Ma'am, one coincidence is one coincidence can be taken as a mistake.

[00:03:13]Two two three coincidences can also be considered coincidences, but when one after the other things are happening in the way that they are happening, it is very tough and there is definite involvement and definite persistent efforts behind it.

[00:03:26]How can it be that at every point people have made mistakes?

[00:03:30]Why do we call them mistakes?

[00:03:32]They cannot be mistakes when they are being done deliberately for one single goal.

[00:03:36]They are not mistakes, they are efforts.

[00:03:40]So, who is protecting Giribala Singh?

[00:03:45]I do not know, ma'am.

[00:03:47]But somebody is.

[00:03:49]You're saying an arsenal of people are protecting Giribala Singh. All about 40 odd people in a state of panic apparently.

[00:03:57]In a state of panic, the condolences call that were flowing in were from 40 odd people.

[00:04:02]Not a single call made to the police or the ambulance or my grieving mother who was trying to reach out to you.

[00:04:07]You were not even picking up their calls.

[00:04:12]Yeah, she never calls the police.

[00:04:16]Ma'am, we were the first I personally was the first person who had called the police from Rajasthan.

[00:04:23]I dialed 100 at around 10:40. No response. I was given two mobile numbers. One at Bagh Sewania and other one I am I'm not I'm not remembering.

[00:04:33]I tried to reach them out. They were not picking up.

[00:04:36]I tried so many numbers from left, right, and center. I was just trying to get numbers and catch hold of some people, some people in the police that they can be there in the incident or maybe they can try to help out.

[00:04:48]I have call records of the same call that I made.

[00:04:52]And their call records are also there on the public domain.

[00:04:55]See that how many calls were made to the police.