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Tiger Shroff Firing Case: 11th Accused Pranjal Thakran Remanded To Police Custody Till October 31 | VIDEO

A Mumbai court has remanded Pranjal Tajkumar Thakran, the 11th person accused in the firing case involving Bollywood actor Tiger Shroff, to police custody until October 31. The Mumbai Crime Branch reportedly arrested Pranjal in Indore in connection with the firing incident. The arrest was made in a joint operation with the Indore Police on Saturday, sources said. Pranjal is originally from…

Tiger Shroff Firing Case: 11th Accused Pranjal Thakran Remanded To Police Custody Till October 31 | VIDEO

A Mumbai court has remanded Pranjal Thakran, the 11th person accused in the Tiger Shroff firing case, to police custody until October 31. Pranjal was arrested in Indore, in a joint operation with the Indore Police, according to sources. The Mumbai Crime Branch suspects Pranjal's involvement in supplying weapons for the incident.

He was apprehended at a hospital in Pardeshipura area, Indore, where he had been visiting his paralyzed brother for the past three to four months. Police recovered firearms and ammunition from Surat, Gujarat, after interrogating the accused and searching a location in Surat. Further investigation is underway to establish the weapon supply chain and determine the accused's roles in the firing incident.

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