New information in the investigation of firing on Tiger Shroff
Mumbai Crime Branch has made significant progress in the case of firing on the car of Bollywood actor Tiger Shroff. The involvement of Lawrence Bishnoi gang and a strong 'Punjab connection' has been revealed in this incident. Investigation has revealed that the weapons used in the attack were purchased from Amritsar, Punjab.
According to sources, on the instructions of Anil Pandit, close to Lawrence Bishnoi gang, a Jigana pistol and 20 rounds of cartridges were purchased from Amritsar for Rs 2.50 lakh. It is reported that Kunal, Sumit and Jatin went to Amritsar and obtained pistols and cartridges from some unknown place.
Tiger Shroff's statement and sections of MCOCA
Earlier, the crime branch had taken a detailed statement of Tiger Shroff. On October 19, the day after the firing incident, a team met him. According to sources, he was asked several questions during the statement, including whether he had received any threats before the attack. Tiger denied any threat.
MCOCA implemented in Tiger Shroff firing case
According to official information, sections of 'Maharashtra Control of Organized Crime Act' (MCOCA), 1999 have been added in DCB CID CR No. 143/26. This case was registered under sections 109(1) and 3(5) of the Indian Judicial Code.
Details of firing incident
Police said that on the evening of October 18, unknown gunmen opened fire on Tiger Shroff's car in Juhu area of Mumbai. His driver and two other people were injured in this incident. The incident occurred near Pushpa Park under the jurisdiction of Juhu police station.
The official confirmed that Tiger Shroff is safe and has no injuries. According to reports, the actor was returning from the game when the incident happened. An auto-rickshaw driver is also among the injured.