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Tiger Shroff Firing: Mumbai Police Gives Y-Plus Cover to 2 Bollywood A-Listers

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Mumbai Police has upgraded the security of at least two Bollywood A-listers to Y-plus category after the October 18 firing on actor Tiger Shroff and threats allegedly from the Lawrence Bishnoi gang. A review of film personalities is underway, with extra manpower, route monitoring and cover for some family members and associates. Residences have been strengthened, and actors travelling outside Mumbai have been asked to share their routes with police.
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The government is already providing security to actors Salman Khan, Shah Rukh Khan, Amitabh Bachchan and a few others. The security provided to Salman Khan has been increased to Y Plus security. Shah Rukh Khan is also being given Y Plus security. The Maharashtra government is providing X category security to Amitabh Bachchan and Amitabh Bachchan.

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New Delhi. Bollywood has been gripped by an atmosphere of fear for the past few months. Actor Tiger Shroff was targeted in a shooting in Juhu. This was followed by threats and ransom calls against several other actors, including Amitabh Bachchan. Following these incidents, Mumbai Police has tightened the security of several Bollywood celebrities.

Following threats from the Lawrence Bishnoi gang, the Mumbai Police is reviewing the security of Bollywood stars. Salman Khan's security is already extremely tight. Now, the security of two major stars has been increased.

Gangsters' terror in Bollywood: Actors must disclose their travel routes before leaving Mumbai, and police will be present at their destinations.

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Amar Ujala broke the news in India on Sunday, November 15, 2026.
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