‘Suspect Was Inactive Captain, Used App As Customer On Sunday’: Rapido On Tiger Shroff Firing Case

‘Suspect Was Inactive Captain, Used App As Customer On Sunday’: Rapido On Tiger Shroff Firing Case

Rapido has issued a statement on the Tiger Shroff firing incident, clarifying that while one of the accused was registered on its platform as a captain, he was last active in that role on October 14.

Tiger Shroff firing: Rapido says one accused worked for it, was inactive for 4 days

Rapido issued a statement after an accused shooter appeared linked to the platform. The response followed the firing involving Bollywood actor Tiger Shroff.

Rapido issues statement, says shooter linked to Tiger Shroff firing ‘not an active captain’

The accused have been identified as Rehan Ansari (18) and Phool Singh (18), both from Haryana’s Sonipat, and Hrithik Kumar alias Roshan (22), from Bihar’s Begusarai. Kumar reportedly worked as a Rapido bike-taxi rider and allegedly conducted reconnaissance of Shroff’s residence under the pretext of a ride.

Tiger Shroff Shooter Works With Rapido. Taxi App Shares His Work Status

Hrithik reportedly worked as a Rapido driver. He did reconnaissance of Shroff's house under the pretext of riding a bike taxi.

Rapido says man linked to Tiger Shroff shooting incident was not an active captain

Shroff, who was reportedly the target of the attack, escaped unhurt. In a statement posted on social media, Rapido said it was “deeply concerned” by the incident involving the actor and his team and was relieved that he was safe. It also wished him a swift recovery.