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Tiger Shroff Case: Shooters Transported Under Heavy Threat
21 Oct
Summary
- Shooters linked to Tiger Shroff case faced underworld threats during transport.
- Operation involved Maharashtra police, intelligence, and local units for safety.
- Transport took place on Tuesday, with shooters split into separate vehicles.
Transporting the shooters apprehended in Kota for the attempted assassination of actor Tiger Shroff to Mumbai was a heavily guarded operation fraught with underworld threats. Maharashtra police, intelligence sleuths, and local security units navigated significant dangers following the dramatic arrest.
The tactical team delayed departure until daylight on Tuesday, approximately 11 am, to ensure maximum security. The shooters were divided and placed in separate vehicles for the road journey to prevent coordinated escape attempts or security breaches.
Rajasthan and Gujarat police provided crucial cover as the convoy passed through their respective jurisdictions. During transit, intelligence sources revealed that the transporting team had to contend with threats not only from the Lawrence gang but also from the Bambiha syndicate and their allies.
En route, authorities questioned the shooters individually to identify discrepancies in their accounts. By 3 pm, they were consolidated into one vehicle to confront them directly, aiming to corroborate their shifting versions of events. The team was expected to reach Mumbai early Wednesday.
