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Women Transported Weapons for Tiger Shroff Car Attack
21 Oct
Summary
- Four alleged suppliers linked to the firing were arrested by police.
- A 'dead letter box' system was used to transport firearms from Amritsar.
- Two women transported the weapons to Mumbai for the attack.
Police have arrested four individuals suspected of supplying weapons for the October 18 firing incident targeting actor Tiger Shroff's car in Mumbai. Investigations revealed a sophisticated weapon supply network orchestrated by an operative from the Lawrence Bishnoi gang.
The operation utilized a 'dead letter box' method, where weapons were left at a predetermined location in Amritsar. Two men collected a pistol and ammunition from this 'dead letter box' and subsequently paid two women, Radha and Babita, to transport the firearms to Mumbai.
These women traveled from Amritsar to Delhi, and then to Mumbai, where they checked into a hotel. The weapons were collected from them near the hotel before the three shooters involved in the incident were apprehended in Kota, Rajasthan. The Bishnoi gang has claimed responsibility for the attack and issued threats against associates of Salman Khan.
