Tiger Shroff's Car Firing: Arms Network Uncovered

Investigators probing the recent firing incident involving actor Tiger Shroff's car have uncovered an alleged weapons supply network. The firearms used in the attack were reportedly collected from a pre-arranged location in Amritsar using a method known as a "dead letter box." This method involves leaving items at a designated spot for collection, without direct contact between the parties.

Sources indicate that two individuals, identified as Kunal and Sumit, traveled to Amritsar approximately two weeks prior to the current date to retrieve the weapons. They allegedly received payment between Rs 70,000 and Rs 80,000 from Anil Pandit for this task. A portion of this payment was reportedly given to two women, Babita and Radha, for transporting the weapons to Mumbai.

Further investigation revealed that Kunal had recently been released from Sonipat jail in July of this year. Following his release, he was allegedly introduced to Anil Pandit, with whom he began communicating via an encrypted messaging application. It is suspected that Kunal was tasked with collecting the weapons and arranging their transport to Mumbai.

Investigators also revealed that the shooters initially intended to target another prominent Bollywood celebrity. However, they reportedly changed their plan due to tight security surrounding that individual, subsequently deciding that Tiger Shroff would be an easier target. Three key accused arrested in connection with the case have been brought to Mumbai from Kota, Rajasthan, for questioning.

Shroff's management team has issued a caution against the circulation of fabricated statements and unauthorized content related to the incident, emphasizing that the actor has not released any personal statements. The investigation into the firing and the alleged arms network is currently ongoing.