The Supreme Court on Saturday took suo motu cognisance of the unnatural death of Twisha Sharma who died within a few months of marriage at her matrimonial home in Bhopal.The matter is listed before a Bench led by Chief Justice of India Surya Kant on Monday, May 25.The suo motu case registered by the top court is titles ‘In Re Alleged Institutional Bias and Procedural Discrepencies in the Unnatural Death of Young Woman at Matrimonial Home’.Twisha (33) — a former model and actor —was found dead by hanging at her in-laws’ marital home in the Katara Hills area of Bhopal in Madhya Pradesh on May 12, barely five months after her marriage with advocate Samarth Singh.Samarth — now an accused in the case — was arrested on Friday after being on the run for more than a week.In fact, he withdrew his anticipatory bail application filed in the MP High Court and appeared before the Jabalpur District Court on Friday evening in order to surrender. A team of Bhopal police immediately took him under custody.The Bar Council of India, which regulates the legal profession in the country, on Friday suspended the Samarth Singh’s licence.“Shri Samarth Singh, Advocate, is hereby suspended from practice as an advocate with immediate effect, pending further consideration by the Bar Council of India and/or the appropriate Disciplinary Committee. During the period of suspension, Shri Samarth Singh, Advocate, shall not appear, act, plead, practise, file vakalatnama, or hold himself out as entitled to practise before any Court, Tribunal, Authority or forum in India,” the BCI said.