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Police form six teams, offer Rs 25,000 reward in Lucknow cafe owner murder probe

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Police are investigating the death of 27-year-old cafe owner Shiva Sharma, who died from a fall in Lucknow. A complaint from his family alleging assault prompted police to treat the case as murder. His live-in partner, model Shraddha Dubey, and four others have been formally booked. Authorities have deployed six teams and announced a Rs 25,000 reward for information leading to Dubey's arrest.

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