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Shooters planned to kill Tiger Shroff in Mumbai, motive unclear, say police

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Police stated the shooters who opened fire at actor Tiger Shroff’s car in Mumbai planned to kill him.

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Police believe the shooters who opened fire at actor Tiger Shroff’s car in Mumbai intended to kill him, though the motive behind the attack remains unclear, Deputy Commissioner of Police Raj Tilak Roushan said on Monday.

“The manner in which the firing was carried out suggests that the intention was to kill,” DCP Roushan said at a press conference.

He added that the motive behind the attack had not yet been ascertained and would become clear after the interrogation of the suspected assailants.

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