Tiger Shroff firing case: Manoj Bajpayee urges action; says he hopes 'an example is set' so no repeats

Manoj Bajpayee urges action in Tiger Shroff firing case, says he hopes 'an example is set' so no one thinks of repeating such an attack

Manoj Bajpayee has appealed to the authorities to make sure that those behind the firing incident involving Tiger Shroff face consequences, saying the probe should set an example for others. Calling the incident “really scary”, the actor said he was relieved that Tiger was safe and that his driver was recovering.

Manoj Bajpayee on the Tiger Shroff firing incident

Speaking to ANI, Manoj Bajpayee said the incident was worrying because shots could be fired from an unknown location, leaving people unsure about their safety.“I don’t see a gang war, but shots are being fired from who knows where—that’s really scary. It’s sad what happened to Tiger, but the best and the happiest part is that he’s safe, and his driver is also recovering slowly,” Manoj Bajpayee said.The actor said he hoped the investigation would end soon and that the guilty would face the results of their actions.“From what I’ve heard in the news, the investigation is ongoing. The alleged suspects have been brought to Mumbai, and they’ve been arrested too. I just hope the investigation wraps up as soon as possible and that an example is set so that next time, anyone will think twice before doing something like this,” he added.

Tiger Shroff firing case: 10 people arrested

Meanwhile, the police probe is moving ahead. Mumbai Police have picked up seven more people from Haryana in connection with the case, bringing the total number of arrests to 10.

According to the police, two women are among the accused. The seven are expected to be brought to Mumbai for further legal steps.Earlier, the Anti-Extortion Cell of the Mumbai Police presented three accused before the Esplanade Court in Mumbai. They were brought from Kota in Rajasthan at around 3 am and produced in court after medical examinations. The court sent all three to police custody until October 31.

What happened in Juhu on October 18?

On October 18, three men on a motorcycle fired at Tiger Shroff’s car in Mumbai’s Juhu area.

The actor escaped unhurt, but his driver and a passer-by were injured.Police are now looking into the alleged links between the accused and gangster Anil Pandit and how the weapon reached Mumbai. Investigators are also checking whether encrypted communication was used to plan the attack and how the suspects tried to escape after the shooting.