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Tiger Shroff Firing Case: Mumbai Crime Branch Arrests 12th Accused In Haryana

Mumbai, October 29, 2026: The Mumbai Crime Branch has arrested the 12th accused in the firing case involving Bollywood actor Tiger Shroff. The accused, identified as Aman, was apprehended from Rohna village in Sonipat, Haryana, with the assistance of the Sonipat Police. According to police sources, Aman came under the scanner following financial transactions in his bank account. Investigators…

Tiger Shroff Firing Case: Mumbai Crime Branch Arrests 12th Accused In Haryana

Mumbai Crime Branch apprehends 12th accused in Tiger Shroff's firing case

According to police sources, the Mumbai Crime Branch has arrested the 12th accused in the ongoing firing case involving Bollywood actor Tiger Shroff. The individual, identified as Aman, was taken into custody from Rohna village in Sonipat, Haryana, with the help of local authorities.

The arrest of Aman follows financial transactions that came under scrutiny during the investigation. Police sources reveal that Rs 50,000 was credited to Aman's bank account in connection with the case. They suspect that this financial transaction may be linked to the incident.

Acting on leads gathered during the course of the investigation, a team from the Mumbai Crime Branch detained Aman in Sonipat. The suspect is reportedly a friend of Kunal, one of the earlier accused arrested in the case. Police are now probing the financial trail and digital evidence to establish Aman's alleged role in the firing incident. Further legal proceedings are underway.

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