Samarth Singh, the prime accused in the death of his wife Twisha Sharma, was arrested in Jabalpur and remanded to seven days police custody in Bhopal. Singh is accused of mental torture and dowry harassment, and his mother, Giribala Singh, is also a co-accused.
Samarth Singh, husband of the deceased Twisha Sharma, was arrested at Jabalpur district court. Her family's lawyer alleges Singh was hiding in a locked courtroom before police took him into custody. The MP govt recommended a CBI probe.
Samarth Singh, husband of model-turned-actor Twisha Sharma, surrendered at a Jabalpur court on Friday. He was evading arrest since an FIR was filed against him and his mother for dowry harassment and abetment to suicide following Sharma's death on May 12.
Samarth Singh, husband of model-turned-actor Twisha Sharma found dead in Bhopal, surrendered at a Jabalpur court Friday after withdrawing his anticipatory bail plea. Sharma's family alleges dowry harassment, while Singh's family claims drug addiction. An FIR is registered against Singh and his mother.
A 4-year-old boy, Trishan, reportedly showed unusual fear of water and expressed a premonition before the tragic Jabalpur boat accident on April 30, 2026. His father recounted Trishan's words, "Papa, we should not go into the water," and a chilling question asked during the cruise. The family's unpacked luggage serves as a painful reminder of the lives lost.
A family outing on the Bargi dam reservoir turned tragic when a tourist boat capsized, claiming 13 lives. Syed Riaz Hussain, a survivor, recounted his harrowing ordeal clinging to an upturned boat for two hours, witnessing his wife and daughter's mother-in-law drown. He was the last to be rescued, having endured immense fear and despair in the submerged vessel.
A Delhi family's sightseeing trip in Jabalpur ended in tragedy when their cruise boat capsized at Bargi Dam, killing ten people, including three members of the Massey family. Survivors and relatives have alleged negligence, citing a lack of safety warnings and rescue infrastructure.
A cruise boat operated by the Madhya Pradesh tourism department capsized in Bargi Dam near Jabalpur, resulting in at least nine deaths. The vessel, carrying 43 passengers, overturned during a sudden, severe storm with high winds. Survivors allege life jackets were distributed only after the boat began sinking, raising questions about safety protocols.
A cruise boat capsized at Jabalpur's Bargi Dam on Thursday evening. The vessel was caught in a sudden storm with high winds. Nine people have died, and 22 were rescued. Officials are investigating the incident. The state government announced compensation for the families of the deceased.
A cruise boat capsized at Jabalpur's Bargi dam on the Narmada River, throwing dozens of tourists into turbulent waters and exposing alleged safety negligence by Madhya Pradesh Tourism. Survivors report no life jackets were provided, children were unsupervised, and railings were inadequate. The incident echoes a near-tragedy in Bhopal in 2022, where the tourism department had promised statewide safety reforms that reportedly remained unfulfilled.
A cruise boat operated by the Madhya Pradesh tourism department capsized during a sudden storm in the Bargi Dam reservoir on the Narmada River in Jabalpur on Thursday evening, killing four people and leaving 17 missing. The vessel carrying around 43 passengers and crew was caught in turbulent conditions when wind speeds surged to 60-70 kmph around 6pm. Twenty-two people were rescued, including Captain Madan Patel. Survivors alleged life jackets were distributed only after the vessel started sinking. The state government ordered an inquiry and announced Rs 4 lakh compensation for families of the deceased.
Tragedy struck in Jabalpur, Madhya Pradesh, as a cruise boat capsized in Bargi Dam, resulting in four fatalities. Officials confirmed that while 15 individuals have been rescued, search operations continue for 12 still missing. Rescue teams are actively working to locate all passengers following the devastating incident.
