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Lucknow Balcony Death: Three Arrested After Influencer's Partner Dies in Fall

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Shiva Sharma died after allegedly falling from the balcony of a flat in Lucknow on October 9. Police have arrested his partner, model Shraddha Dubey, along with her sister and a driver. A newly surfaced video shows the influencer with Sharma months before his death. The article notes that the arrests followed the incident, though it does not spell out the charges. Details of the investigation remain limited in the report.

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