A firing incident targeted actor Tiger Shroff's car in Mumbai's Juhu area after he left a football match. While the actor remained unhurt, his driver sustained injuries after three rounds of bullets were fired at the BMW vehicle. Gangsters Harman Sandhu and Anil Pandit, associated with the Lawrence Bishnoi gang, allegedly claimed responsibility in a social media post, warning that individuals in the film industry who work with Salman Khan will be targeted. Mumbai Police and Crime Branch officials initiated a probe, with the Joint Commissioner of Law & Order inspecting the site. Twelve special teams have been formed by the police to track down the two bike-borne suspects who fled the scene. Authorities stated that claims made on social media are being verified to ascertain the exact motive and confirm who orchestrated the attack.
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Firing Incident Reported In Juhu, Bollywood Actor Tiger Shroff Safe After Being Targeted
A firing incident targeting Bollywood actor Tiger Shroff has been reported under the jurisdiction of the Juhu police station in Mumbai. According to preliminary information shared by the police, the actor was shot at but escaped without sustaining any bullet injuries and remains safe and unharmed. Police authorities have formed multiple investigation teams and are taking assistance from a special investigation team to conduct a detailed probe into the motive and individuals responsible for the incident. The development follows previous security threats and recurring attacks involving film personalities in Mumbai, including past firing incidents outside Salman Khan's Galaxy Apartments and Rohit Shetty's residence, as well as an intrusion incident at Saif Ali Khan's home. While a formal case has been registered with the Juhu police, investigators are working to ascertain the perpetrators and determine whether any criminal gang was involved in executing the attack.
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