Three Arrested in Tiger Shroff Shooting Incident

In a significant development, three suspects have been arrested at the Kota railway station in Rajasthan for their involvement in the shooting incident targeting actor Tiger Shroff's vehicle. The arrests were confirmed by Maharashtra Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis during a press briefing in Nagpur on Monday. The incident occurred on Sunday when assailants fired seven shots at Shroff's car, injuring his driver and a bystander.

Following the attack, the accused reportedly fled to Surat and boarded a train heading to Jaipur. In a coordinated effort, Mumbai Police collaborated with their counterparts in Rajasthan to successfully apprehend the three gunmen. Chief Minister Fadnavis indicated that two of the suspects hail from Haryana, while one is from Maharashtra. He assured that they would be brought back to Mumbai to face legal proceedings.

Fadnavis, who also holds the position of home minister, stated that the masterminds behind the attack are believed to be operating from outside Maharashtra, potentially even from abroad. He emphasized the government's commitment to pursuing all individuals connected to this case, declaring, "No one will be spared."

The swift action taken by the police was highlighted by Fadnavis, who noted that they were able to identify the suspects within a day and track their movements effectively. Despite Shroff having police protection, it was revealed that the security detail was not present during the shooting incident. Fadnavis mentioned that he had spoken with Shroff and assured him of comprehensive protection moving forward.

In response to the Opposition's calls for his resignation over the law and order situation, Fadnavis firmly stated, "I reply by taking firm action," reinforcing his commitment to addressing public safety concerns and ensuring justice for the victims of the shooting.