One CCTV clip shows the suspects running along a platform and boarding a moving train through a general coach. Another recording captures them entering Surat Railway Station through an exit gate at around 1:31 am.
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The investigation into the firing incident involving Bollywood actor Tiger Shroff has taken a significant turn. The CCTV footage from Surat Railway Station has helped investigators trace the movements of three suspects accused of firing at Bollywood actor Tiger Shroff’s car in Mumbai’s Juhu area. The accused were later intercepted by police in Kota, Rajasthan, while travelling on the Pune-Jaipur Express.
One CCTV clip shows the suspects running along a platform and boarding a moving train through a general coach. Another recording captures them entering Surat Railway Station through an exit gate at around 1:31 am, hours after the firing incident on Sunday night.
According to sources, the three suspects reached Surat by road in a taxi registered in Maharashtra before boarding the train. Police sources said they had collectively received an advance payment of Rs 50,000 to carry out the attack. Investigators are questioning them to determine their individual roles in the shooting.
Kota Superintendent of Police Tejaswani Gautam said preliminary questioning indicated that the accused planned to travel to Delhi before escaping to Nepal. Mumbai Police officials have reached Kota to take custody of the suspects.
The firing occurred as Tiger Shroff was leaving a football club in Juhu. The footage of the incident showed two men opening fire at his car before fleeing on a motorcycle. The actor escaped the attack, while his driver and an autorickshaw driver sustained injuries, The actor escaped the attack, while his driver and an autorickshaw driver sustained injuries autorickshaw driver sustained injuries.
A social media post attributed to the Lawrence Bishnoi gang has claimed responsibility for the attack. However, police are yet to verify the authenticity of the claim. Investigators are also trying to recover the weapon allegedly used in the shooting.
Maharashtra Deputy Chief Minister Eknath Shinde, who visited the actor late on Sunday night, said "bullets would be answered with bullets" and warned that the government would not tolerate gang wars in Mumbai. Shinde further said that the actor had suffered injuries to his left hand from gunpowder and glass fragments.