Shraddha Dubey reportedly tracked tO Nepal, CCTV shows trio entering bus station

Shraddha Dubey reportedly tracked tO Nepal, CCTV shows trio entering bus station

Shraddha Dubey reportedly tracked tO Nepal, CCTV shows trio entering bus station

A major lead emerged when Shraddha’s Scorpio SUV, bearing registration number UP 32 QQ 0111, was reportedly found parked at a private parking facility in Rupaidiha in Bahraich district on October 10, near the India-Nepal border. Lucknow Police have announced a reward of Rs 25,000 for information leading to Shraddha Dubey’s arrest. Similar rewards have also been announced for other accused in the case.

Sources said the three spent the night at the facility and boarded a bus the following morning, leaving before law enforcement teams could reach the location. police are yet to officially verify the identities of the individuals seen in the videos While the footage has sparked speculation. Investigators believe the accused may have fled Lucknow shortly after the incident. The discovery strengthened suspicions that the accused may have crossed into Nepal after abandoning the vehicle. Police teams have been working across multiple locations to trace Shraddha, Rashmi and the third accused. However, despite the emergence of CCTV footage and photographs, their exact whereabouts remain unknown. Officials are attempting to verify the visuals and reconstruct the group’s movements after they allegedly entered Nepal. Police say the circumstances leading to Sharma’s fall, the movements of the accused after the incident and evidence from multiple sources will be critical to the ongoing investigation. The case remains under investigation.

The reported Nepal trail has added a new dimension to the investigation into the death of 28-year-old businessman and restaurateur Shiva Sharma, who died after falling from the fourth floor of an apartment building near Balu Adda in Hazratganj on October 9. Sharma’s family has alleged foul play and accused Shraddha and others of involvement in his death.

LUCKNOW: The search for absconding Shraddha Dubey, the prime accused in the high-profile Shiva Sharma death case, has reportedly extended beyond India, with investigators following leads suggesting that she may be in Nepal.

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