Shots fired at Tiger Shroff's car in Mumbai's Juhu; Fadnavis says such incidents will not be tolerated
Three attackers fired on the actor's car as he returned from a football match; the Bishnoi gang has claimed responsibility, and the chief minister promised action.
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Shots were fired at the car of Bollywood actor Tiger Shroff in Mumbai's Juhu area, causing alarm. The actor was reportedly returning home after playing a football match when the incident occurred.
According to information received, three attackers carried out the assault. Some videos clearly show the attackers firing. The Bishnoi gang has claimed responsibility for the attack.
Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis reacted after the firing. He said, "The police have begun searching for the accused and will also track down their masterminds. So I will say firmly that such incidents will not be tolerated. No one can openly challenge the police."
Fadnavis said, "These are cowards. They sit hiding somewhere and make big claims from there. They do not have the courage. They are, in a way, hired men. They are people who operate with the help of hired men." He also said, "The challenge before the police is that these people do not operate from Maharashtra, they operate from outside the country. By contacting the agencies of the Central government, the Mumbai Police will finish off these gangs operating from outside Maharashtra and the country."
The chief minister further said, "There is no need to fear any such gang. This is the work of cowards. These are fearful people. They sit hiding somewhere and keep issuing threats from there using communication. We take every threat seriously." He said, "The Mumbai Police is a professional police force. Till date, the Mumbai Police has shown that it will not rest without putting such criminals in jail. So I say with certainty that no one needs to panic."
Fadnavis said, "After all, the incident is serious. Whatever needs to be done in connection with this incident will be done. Tiger Shroff has been given security. For some reason, he had left that security behind. He did not have a security cover with him. In such a situation, he was attacked. Information about this will come out later."
The chief minister said he has spoken to Tiger Shroff. He said he has assured Shroff that he should not worry. Fadnavis said, "We will find those who have done this."
