Tiger Shroff attack case: 2 women among four held in Delhi for supplying weapon
On October 18, an alleged gun attack on actor Tiger Shroff's car in Mumbai resulted in four people being arrested in connection with supplying weapons for the incident, according to the Delhi Police Special Cell's Northern Range (NDR). Kunal (21), Sumit (19), Radha (23) and Babita (23) were among the four accused identified. The Special Cell arrested Radha and Babita at New Delhi Railway Station, while Kunal and Sumit were apprehended in Sonipat, Haryana.
The four accused were produced before a court and subsequently, Maharashtra Police's Crime Investigation Department (CID) officials sought permission for their custodial interrogation. Kunal, who had recently been released from jail on bail, was reportedly introduced to Anil Pandit, who directed him to collect a pistol and 20 rounds of ammunition from Amritsar.
Kunal allegedly met Radha two months ago, shared his activities with her, and convinced her to travel to Mumbai with the weapon. On October 15, Kunal took Radha and Babita to New Delhi Railway Station, and the pistol was found in Radha's bag during the journey. The two women arrived in Mumbai on October 17 and checked into a hotel.
On October 18, shots were fired at Tiger Shroff's car around 7 pm, and the accused left Mumbai for Delhi on the Dadar–Haridwar Express.
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