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Tiger Shroff Firing Case: Tiger Shroff Firing Case: Haryana Police Identified Accused, Assisted Mumbai Police, Says DGP Ajay Singhal

Haryana Police identified four suspects and said they will keep working with Mumbai Police as investigators probe alleged gang links and the escape plan.

  • Haryana Director General Ajay Singhal announced that Haryana Police identified suspects in the firing case involving actor Tiger Shroff and are assisting Mumbai Police with the ongoing investigation.
  • Deputy Commissioner Praveen Tripathi explained that suspects Kunal, Sumit, Radha, and Babita allegedly acted on instructions from Anil Pandit, collecting weapons in Amritsar before transporting them to Mumbai for delivery to a minor.
  • A special team arrested the four individuals yesterday; sources indicated the group used a "dead letter box" system to retrieve weapons from a pre-arranged location following encrypted instructions from Anil Pandit.
  • Separately, Singhal noted Haryana Police have intensified efforts against criminal gangs, reporting that 26 gangsters have been deported to India from foreign countries while 14 others have been detained abroad.
  • The DGP warned those attempting to spread terror or point guns at police personnel that strict action would be taken, stating attempts to disturb law and order in the state would not be tolerated.
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Shooting at actor Tiger Shroff; 4 people including 2 women who supplied weapons to the accused arrested Tiger Shroff attack case

Haryana Police has taken major action in the firing incident involving Bollywood actor Tiger Shroff. The accused, who belong to Haryana, have been identified and their complete data has been handed over to the Mumbai Police. Speaking to the media in Panchkula, Haryana Director General of Police (DGP) Ajay Singhal made it clear that those spreading terror in the state and criminals who fire at the police will now be met with their own language. N…

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Hindustan broke the news on Tuesday, October 20, 2026.
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