Mumbai Court Extends Police Custody of Five Accused in Tiger Shroff Firing Case
Summary
Mumbai’s special MCOCA court has extended the police custody of five accused in the Tiger Shroff firing case until November 16. Police are also verifying claims that alleged shooter Phool Singh is a minor, while investigators probe the wider conspiracy and financial links behind the attack.
Key Points
- Mumbai's special MCOCA court extended the police custody of five accused in the Tiger Shroff firing case until November 16.
- Police have sent a team to Haryana to verify claims that alleged shooter Phool Singh is a minor and will submit the report on November 18.
- A total of 13 accused have been arrested so far, with seven in judicial custody and Sunaha Pandit also in police custody until November 16.
- Investigators are probing the alleged conspiracy, the roles of the accused, and financial transactions linked to the attack.
