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Why the Twisha Sharma Case Has Shocked the Nation 

Explore the latest updates in the Twisha Sharma death case, including the Supreme Court-backed CBI probe and growing public demand for justice. 

Visit now:https://headlinesxp.com/twisha-sharma-death-sparks-national-debate-as-supreme-court-supports-cbi-inquiry The Twisha Sharma death case has become a major national issue after the Supreme Court supported a CBI investigation and asked the media to avoid sensational coverage. The case has raised serious concerns about dowry harassment, domestic abuse, women’s safety, and the fairness of investigations in high-profile cases. As the CBI takes over the probe, people across the country are demanding transparency, accountability, and justice for Twisha Sharma.

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SC Orders CBI Probe into Karur Stampede; Ex-Justice Ajay Rastogi to Oversee Investigation

The Supreme Court on Monday directed the Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) to take over the probe into the tragic Karur stampede in Tamil Nadu, which claimed over 40 lives during actor-politician Vijay’s rally on September 27.

A three-member committee led by former Supreme Court judge Justice Ajay Rastogi will monitor the CBI’s investigation, the apex court announced. The bench comprising Justices JK Maheshwari and NV Anjaria observed that the incident, which has “shaken the national conscience,” warrants a “fair and impartial investigation.”

The order came after Vijay’s political outfit, Tamilaga Vettri Kazhagam (TVK), approached the Supreme Court challenging the Madras High Court’s decision to hand over the case to a Special Investigation Team (SIT).

During Friday’s hearing, the top court had expressed doubts over the high court’s process, questioning how a single bench in Chennai could proceed with the case while a division bench in Madurai was already hearing related matters. “In my 15 years as a judge, I have never seen such a situation,” Justice Maheshwari remarked.

The Tamil Nadu government defended the SIT, noting that it had been formed by the high court and that the state had not proposed any names. Officials added that the officers selected were known for their integrity and independence.

The Tragedy

The stampede occurred on September 27 during a TVK rally in Karur, where crowd turnout reportedly exceeded expectations. TVK had sought permission for 10,000 participants, but police estimates suggest nearly 25,000 people gathered at the venue.

Preliminary investigations pointed to inadequate crowd control and lack of basic amenities such as drinking water.

An FIR filed at the Karur Town Police Station named several TVK officials, including district secretary Madhiazhagan, general secretary Bussy Anand, and joint general secretary CTR Nirmal Kumar, under provisions of the Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita related to culpable homicide and endangering life.

With the Supreme Court’s latest directive, the CBI will now take charge of the investigation under the supervision of the committee led by Justice Rastogi, ensuring a transparent probe into the incident that has gripped Tamil Nadu and the nation.

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ML Sharma, advocate for the petitioner mentioned to the court that “it appears that the college administration, as well as the police personnel deployed at the venue, failed to take any action."