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Who Is Anil Pandit? Bishnoi Gang’s Alleged US-Based Handler Named in the Tiger Shroff Firing Claim

Investigators say the overseas handler coordinated extortion and threats through encrypted apps and claimed responsibility for attacks tied to the Lawrence Bishnoi gang.

  • On Sunday, actor Tiger Shroff's BMW was struck by gunshots in Juhu, Mumbai, with Anil Pandit, an overseas operative, allegedly claiming responsibility for the Lawrence Bishnoi gang; police have not confirmed the link.
  • Operating from California, Pandit allegedly coordinates extortion and violent attacks for the Bishnoi syndicate, with officials reporting the gang uses local modules for reconnaissance while foreign-based handlers approve targets via encrypted apps.
  • Investigators identified attackers were allegedly lured with "good money" and "promise of life abroad," while Pandit claimed in a viral voice note the attack warned Shroff against working with Bollywood star Salman Khan.
  • The Juhu police and the Mumbai Crime Branch formed 12 teams to trace the attackers, reviewing CCTV footage and phone records, while a court issued a non-bailable warrant against the suspect.
  • Pandit's name has surfaced in a fast-growing list of cases over the past six months; a native of Panipat, he is believed to have traveled to the United States in 2023 via the "dunki" route before joining the gang.
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Anil Pandit, who opened fire on Tiger Shroff's car, had no criminal record until 2023. Delhi Police said that he currently controls the Lawrence Bishnoi gang from the US and is wanted in more than 12 cases.

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India TV Hindi Hindi broke the news on Monday, October 19, 2026.
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