Shraddha Dubey and her sister Rashmi have transitioned to a general women’s barrack at the Gosai Ganj District Jail
How police traced the accused to Nagpur Shraddha, Rashmi and Danish were arrested in Nagpur on October 20 after Lucknow Police tracked their movements through WhatsApp calls, internet connection details and information provided by a cab driver. The frequent moves made it difficult for police to catch up with them, as internet connection details used for surveillance took around 14 to 15 hours to reach investigators, leaving the teams nearly three hours behind the suspects. Police said the accused allegedly stayed at each location for less than 12 hours before moving elsewhere to avoid detection. The driver dropped the trio in Nagpur late on October 19 and waited outside a hotel for another passenger travelling to Kanpur.
District Jail Jailer Ritwik Priyadarshi said Shraddha, Rashmi and their driver, Tanveer alias Danish, had been moved to regular barracks after completing quarantine. Investigators said the trio had repeatedly changed locations to evade arrest. A female deputy jailer is monitoring the sisters, while a male deputy jailer is supervising Tanveer. Meanwhile, investigators are looking into the alleged role of people who may have helped the accused after Sharma’s death. Police found that Rashmi had allegedly called a man named Aamir for help shortly after Sharma fell from the building. CCTV footage obtained from the hospital reportedly shows Aamir Sheikh, wearing a black T-shirt, with Tanveer alias Danish. Police teams are now searching for those suspected of helping the accused. The investigation gained momentum after officers traced and questioned a cab driver who had taken the trio to Nagpur. Police traced him and questioned him, and the information he provided helped narrow the search. A Lucknow Police team then reached Nagpur and increased surveillance, waiting for another WhatsApp call that could reveal the suspects’ location. Shraddha allegedly made a call that helped investigators trace the signal to a flat in the Pro-Zone Calm apartment complex in Chinchbhan.
For security reasons, all three will appear before the court through video conferencing on their scheduled judicial custody dates.