The October 18 firing at Tiger Shroff’s car in Juhu revealed a complex network involving a U.S.-based handler. Police arrested three suspects at Kota railway station the next day. Later, four more people got caught for transporting the weapon. This case showed how shooters used secret routes to escape justice.
The investigation into the October 18 firing at Bollywood actor Tiger Shroff’s car in Juhu has revealed an alleged network involving a U.S.-based handler, weapons transported from Punjab to Mumbai, suspected reconnaissance of the actor’s movements and an elaborate escape route through Gujarat.
Three suspects who allegedly carried out the attack were arrested at Kota railway station in Rajasthan the next day. A day later, four more individuals were arrested by the Delhi Police Special Cell for their alleged involvement in procuring and transporting the firearm used in the attack and coordinating with the suspected mastermind, Anil Pandit.