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Tiger Shroff Firing Incident: Weapons Obtained Via 'Dead Letter Box'
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What Happened?
Weapons used in the firing incident involving Tiger Shroff were reportedly obtained through a 'dead letter box' in Amritsar. Three accused shooters have been detained.
Key points
- Weapons were supplied to the accused shooters by women who were detained in Delhi.
- The term 'dead letter box' refers to a location where weapons are pre-placed.
- Accused Kunal collected a pistol and 20 rounds from Amritsar.
- Tiger Shroff's team issued a statement denying any association with fabricated stories regarding the incident.
Key insights
- The use of a 'dead letter box' indicates organized crime methods.
- The involvement of women in supplying weapons highlights a broader network.
- Tiger Shroff's statement aims to protect his public image amid misinformation.
Why it matters
The incident raises concerns about the methods used to obtain weapons in criminal activities.
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Tiger Shroff· PersonAmritsar· CityDelhi· CityMumbai Police· OrganizationLawrence Bishnoi· Person
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Times Now
