Tiger Shroff firing case: Four arrested for allegedly transporting firearm to Mumbai, helping coordinate operation
The Special Cell’s statement does not establish whether the pistol allegedly transported by the accused has been conclusively linked to the firing incident or whether the alleged attempt to arrange the shooters’ escape was successful
Tiger Shroff shooting case: Four arrested for allegedly transporting firearm to Mumbai, aiding operation
Special Cell arrests four individuals, including two women, for allegedly transporting a firearm to Mumbai in connection with a shooting incident involving Bollywood actor Tiger Shroff near Juhu Police Station on October 18. The accused are said to have followed the instructions of Anil Pandit, who allegedly coordinated their movements through an encrypted messaging app.
Kunal and Sumit, residents of Haryana, and Radha and Babita, from Uttar Pradesh, were identified as the accused. Kunal had recently been released on bail and was introduced to Pandit through a friend from Haryana. He allegedly traveled to Amritsar to collect a pistol and 20 rounds of ammunition, while Sumit accompanied him. The two women, Radha and Babita, were said to have been introduced to Pandit through Kunal and traveled to Mumbai to collect the firearm, which was concealed in Radha's bag. The shooting incident occurred on October 18, and the accused were apprehended on October 20.
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