Tiger Shroff Firing Case: All 11 Accused Remanded To Police Custody Until November 6; Cops Probe Financial Trail And Digital Evidence

Mumbai police have remanded all 11 accused in the Tiger Shroff attack case to police custody until November 6. The investigation centers on the alleged financial transactions and digital methods used by the accused, with a focus on the conspiracy orchestrated by gang leader Anil Pandit. Special Public Prosecutor Sunil Gonsalves requested their custody for ten years, citing the need to confront all accused with the evidence at hand.

Court Judge Satyanarayan Navander emphasized the requirement to trace the source of weapons, verify logistical and financial assistance, and investigate the involvement of additional accused. The prosecution alleged the syndicate operated through two modules: reconnaissance and execution, and logistics and arms supply. The accused are believed to have conducted reconnaissance, fired at Tiger Shroff, and procured weapons, including foreign-made firearms. Digital evidence, including concealed mobile applications, was crucial in the investigation.