Twisha Death Case: Celina Jaitley became emotional: Said- Even the ashes of the pyre had not cooled down, the family was pleading and people’s attention was on the plants.

Celina Jaitley, who is fighting for divorce, domestic violence, custody of children and release of her brother, has recently shared an emotional post on the death case of actress Twisha Sharma. He compared this case with his own. Condemning this, he also said that till the ashes of Twisha’s pyre had not cooled down, some people were worrying about the plants.

Celina Jaitley wrote emotionally for Twisha Sharma from her official social media account, ‘Marriage is not always full of happiness. Sometimes the biggest pain is the one that no one can see. The tragic story of Twisha Sharma has shaken the entire nation. An educated, beautiful and skilled girl, whose life got trapped in sadness, loneliness and violence inside the house.

He further wrote, ‘When even the ashes of her funeral pyre had not cooled down, when her grieving family was pleading for answers, post-mortem and justice for their daughter, then people’s attention went to things like not watering the plants. Seeing this, many people watching this painful incident were shaken to their core.

‘This is the scariest thing about torture. Gradually a woman’s pain becomes a common thing for people, and then her suffering is not visible to anyone. Not every pain leaves scars on the body.

Celina Jaitley compared Twisha case with her life. He wrote, ‘This happened to me too. My parents were gone, I wasn’t financially strong, and I had three small children. Like many women, I too remained in the relationship because I felt it was important to protect the family. I didn’t want my children to suffer. I had no one to ask for help, and I was afraid to tell my truth.’

He further wrote, ‘With time a person starts feeling more alone. Gradually he starts doubting himself too. Then just being alive starts to seem like life. My heart goes out to Twisha Sharma’s family and every woman who is silently suffering. A request to parents, friends and family, if your daughter asks for help, bring her back to you. Don’t leave him alone.’

Celina accused her husband of domestic violence

Celina married Austrian businessman Peter Haag in 2010.

Last year in November 2025, Celina had filed a case against Peter in Andheri court on several charges including domestic violence. He has demanded Rs 50 crore as compensation. Mumbai Police has registered a case under several sections of the Indian Code of Justice (BNS), 2023. Police say that Peter is not cooperating in the investigation, that is why a lookout circular has been issued against him so that he can be monitored.

There are allegations that the abuse and harassment started soon after their marriage. Celina told that with the help of her neighbors she quietly escaped from that atmosphere of humiliation and fear.

During their 15-year marriage, an attempt was made to snatch away their hard-earned money and property and they were mentally tortured. Her husband has also taken the children with him and Celina is not being allowed to meet them. Celina also alleged that her husband deceived her and sent her a divorce notice.

Recently she went to Austria to hear the case. Even then he could not meet his children. Celina has three children, while one child has passed away. After not being able to meet her children, Celina went to the grave of her late son and cried bitterly.

Let us tell you that Celina Jaitley married Peter Haag in 2010. Celina gave birth to twins in 2012. Five years later, she again had twins, one of whom died due to a hypoplastic heart condition. Currently, Celina has three children, Winston, Viraj and Arthur.

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