'Stored at -4°C, requires -80°C': Cops 'request' family to take Twisha Sharma's 'decomposing' body

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• The family of Twisha Sharma is facing an agonising choice: accept the body of their 33-year-old daughter or continue the legal battle for a second post-mortem examination as concerns grow over decomposition.
• Also read 'Stored at -4°C, requires -80°C' 'In such a system, how can a middle class person hope of justice?' BHOPAL: The family of Twisha Sharma is facing an agonising choice: accept the body of their 33-year-old daughter or continue the legal battle for a second post-mortem examination as concerns grow over decomposition.Twisha was found hanging on the terrace of her in-laws’ home in Bhopal on the night of 12 May, barely five months after her marriage.Her body has remained at the AIIMS Bhopal mortuary since 13 May after her parents refused to take custody, demanding a fresh autopsy and an independent investigation into the circumstances surrounding her death.In a letter addressed to the family, police said "the...