Unidentified assailants opened fire at Tiger Shroff’s car at around 7 pm as he was leaving

Unidentified assailants opened fire at Tiger Shroff’s car at around 7 pm as he was leaving

Maharashtra Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis has strongly condemned the alleged assassination attempt on Bollywood actor Tiger Shroff, stating that Mumbai Police are treating the firing incident with the utmost seriousness.

He said investigators had identified specific individuals based on clues gathered during the probe.

The firing incident occurred on Sunday evening in Mumbai’s Juhu area. Fadnavis added that the suspects would be arrested soon and that authorities would also pursue the masterminds operating from outside Maharashtra or abroad. “This is a very serious and condemnable matter. The Mumbai Police have taken it with the utmost seriousness. They have obtained certain clues, based on which they are currently working, and specific individuals have already been identified. He added that those involved in the case and operating within Maharashtra had already been arrested. It is important to note that none of these individuals operate from within Maharashtra; those who do operate from within the state have already been arrested.

Unidentified assailants opened fire at Tiger Shroff’s car at around 7 pm as he was leaving a football club, according to police.

These people will be arrested very soon,” Fadnavis said while addressing a press conference. Fadnavis said the probe would extend beyond those directly involved in the attack, with authorities also pursuing the alleged masterminds who are operating from hiding and directing the operation remotely. CM Fadnavis said, “Furthermore, we will track down their masterminds who remain in hiding and issue orders from afar. Fadnavis said investigators would examine all aspects of the incident to determine whether any changes to security arrangements for actors were required.