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A special Maharashtra Control of Organised Crime Act (MCOCA) court in Mumbai on Thursday remanded all 11 accused in the Tiger Shroff firing case to police custody until November 6. The accused were re-arrested under MCOCA on October 28, 2026, a day after the law was invoked against them. The incident occurred on October 18 in Mumbai's Juhu area, when two accused allegedly fired five rounds at Shroff's car as he left a football ground. The actor escaped largely unhurt, but his driver and a bystander, a vlogger, sustained injuries.
The Mumbai Crime Branch is investigating the alleged conspiracy and the procurement of a Zigana pistol and 20 rounds of ammunition from Amritsar for Rs 2.50 lakh. Three accused, identified as Kunal, Sumit and Jatin, allegedly travelled to Amritsar on the instructions of Anil Pandit, a suspected US-based operative of the Lawrence Bishnoi gang. Members of the gang purportedly claimed responsibility for the attack in social media posts.
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