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Tiger Shroff Firing Case: Mumbai Court Remands 11 Accused To Police Custody Till November 6
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What Happened?
A Mumbai special court has remanded 11 accused in the Tiger Shroff firing case to police custody until November 6, following the invocation of MCOCA by the Crime Branch.
Key points
- The firing incident occurred on October 18 in Juhu, Mumbai.
- Two shooters fired at Tiger Shroff's car but he escaped unharmed.
- The accused include two women and were arrested from various locations including Kota, Rajasthan.
- The Mumbai Police invoked MCOCA on October 27 due to suspected organized crime links.
- The court granted police permission to re-arrest the accused under MCOCA.
Key insights
- The invocation of MCOCA indicates a serious approach to organized crime in Mumbai.
- The extended custody may lead to further revelations about the planning of the attack.
- The case could influence public perception of safety in Bollywood.
Why it matters
The case highlights issues of organized crime and public safety in Mumbai.
Entities
Tiger Shroff· PersonMumbai· CityMaharashtra Control of Organised Crime Act· LawCrime Branch· Organization
Source
Times Now
