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Case registered in Tiger Shroff firing incident, probe transferred to Crime Branch
- •Bollywood actor Tiger Shroff was fired upon on Sunday evening while leaving after playing football in Juhu.
- •Tiger Shroff's driver Firdous sustained a bullet injury to his left hand, and others were injured in the attack.
- •Mumbai Police registered a case against three unidentified persons under relevant sections of BNS and Arms Act.
- •The investigation has been transferred to the Mumbai Crime Branch, with 15 teams formed to nab the accused.
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On Sunday evening at around 7:30 PM, shots were fired at Bollywood actor Tiger Shroff's vehicle as he was leaving for home after playing football at a famous turf in Juhu. While Tiger Shroff himself was safe and did not sustain any gunshot injuries, his driver Firdous and a fan were injured during the attack.
The investigation was initially registered by the Juhu Police under BNS sections 109(1) and 3(5) as well as sections 3 and 25 of the Arms Act. The case has since been transferred to the Mumbai Crime Branch, with 15 specialized teams formed to track down the three unidentified attackers.
Tiger Shroff's driver, Firdous, sustained a bullet wound to his left hand when shots were fired at the vehicle at around 7:00 PM. Following the attack, the driver was admitted to Nanavati Hospital for medical treatment.
