Tiger Shroff shoot-out: We will respond to them in their own language, says DCM Ekanth Shinde
Recalling the era of 1990s when gang wars had led to bloodbath on the streets of Mumbai, Mr. Shinde said that the Mumbai Police had even then reigned in on such forces
Mumbai Deputy Chief Minister Eknath Shinde addressed the media in response to a shooting incident on actor Tiger Shroff's car in Juhu, Mumbai. Recalling the gang wars of the 1990s, Shinde stated that the Mumbai Police had previously dealt with such forces. He emphasized that the police would respond to the shooters "in their own language" and form special teams to probe the matter.
Shinde assured the actor of strict action and reassured Mumbaikars of the government's commitment to their safety. He also mentioned that the government would take measures to prevent such incidents against celebrities in the Hindi film industry. NCP leader Zeeshan Siddique, who lost his father to a shootout in Mumbai, demanded immediate action and criticized the intelligence failure of the Mumbai Police.
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