How Tiger Shroff Attack Weapon Was Delivered: Pistol Collected From Amritsar via ‘Dead Letter Box’, Two Women Took It to Mumbai
Investigators say the weapons came through a prearranged cache in Amritsar and that four suspects were arrested after the attack on Tiger Shroff.
- Mumbai Police arrested four individuals, including two women, linked to a weapon supply syndicate for the Sunday firing incident involving actor Tiger Shroff in Juhu.
- Around two weeks ago, Anil Pandit allegedly assigned Kunal the task of collecting weapons from Amritsar via a "dead letter box," a pre-arranged location where items are left beforehand.
- Couriers Radha and Babita, linked to the Lawrence Bishnoi gang, transported the consignment to Dadar, Mumbai, where they handed it over to three unidentified people.
- The court granted a three-day transit remand for the four accused, who were produced before the court by Kalandra under Section 35 of the BNSS.
- During the Sunday attack in Juhu, two assailants fired on Tiger Shroff's BMW, though the actor narrowly escaped after the attacker's weapon jammed.
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In the case of firing on Tiger Shroff's car, new links to the arms supply network have appeared. According to the police, Kunal of Haryana had given the responsibility of delivering weapons to his girlfriend Radha and Babita to Mumbai. In the investigation, it has been revealed that the use of dead letter boxes and encrypted apps for contacts to pick up weapons from Amritsar. The police are arresting the four accused and interrogating them.
How Tiger Shroff attack weapon was delivered: Pistol collected from Amritsar via ‘dead letter box’, two women took it to Mumbai
On October 20, four more accused were arrested in connection with the incident, including two women and a man who had recently been released from jail on bail.
‘Dead letter box’, Rs 80,000, encrypted chats: How 2 women supplied weapons to Tiger Shroff’s shooters
Investigators have reportedly found a weapons supply network in connection with the firing incident involving Tiger Shroff's car. Two accused allegedly traveled to Amritsar to collect firearms, sourced through a dead letter box. Anil Pandit is believed to have orchestrated these operations while compensating the accused for their involvement. The accused initially intended to target a different Bollywood celebrity before shifting to Shroff.
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