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Shraddha Dubey denies role in partner Shiva Sharma's death, urges media to stop rumours

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Shraddha Dubey, who is accused in the death of her partner Shiva Sharma, has released a video denying the allegations against her. She said the events that led to Sharma's death occurred under circumstances she does not understand. Dubey described their activities before Sharma fell from a balcony, which she said was unexpected. She also expressed distress over the accusations and the intense media attention she is receiving. She asked journalists not to spread rumours about the case.

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