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Tiger Shroff Shooting Incident Sparks Bollywood Panic And FWICE Security Demand
- •FWICE strongly condemned the firing incident targeting Bollywood star Tiger Shroff and demanded strict security for him and his family.
- •The incident occurred in the Juhu area of Mumbai when unknown assailants opened fire on Tiger Shroff's car as he was leaving a football club.
- •Tiger Shroff escaped unhurt, but his driver Firdous and another person sustained injuries during the attack.
- •Mumbai Police formed 15 teams to investigate the shooting and has recorded the statement of the injured driver.
- •Deputy CM Eknath Shinde met Tiger Shroff, assured full government support, and vowed to eradicate such gang violence.
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Unknown attackers on a motorcycle fired multiple rounds at Bollywood actor Tiger Shroff's car as he was leaving a football club in Juhu on Sunday evening. Tiger Shroff escaped unhurt, but his driver Firdous and an auto-rickshaw driver sustained injuries during the attack.
Mumbai Police formed multiple teams to investigate the shooting, recovered the attackers' abandoned motorcycle in Andheri, and stepped up security checks. Maharashtra Deputy Chief Minister Eknath Shinde personally visited Tiger Shroff to assure him of state support and emphasize that threats against public figures will not be tolerated.
The Federation of Western India Cine Employees (FWICE) strongly condemned the attack and demanded immediate security arrangements for Tiger Shroff and his family. Pointing to similar prior incidents involving filmmaker Rohit Shetty, the organization urged authorities to take urgent, effective action to ensure a safe environment for everyone in the film industry.
