"Really Scary": Manoj Bajpayee, Divya Dutta Shocked by Tiger Shroff Firing Incident
Actors Manoj Bajpayee and Divya Dutta express shock and safety concerns after the firing incident involving Tiger Shroff.
The Bollywood fraternity is in a state of shock following a chilling firing incident involving actor Tiger Shroff. Prominent actors Manoj Bajpayee and Divya Dutta have come forward to express their deep concern, highlighting the frightening nature of the attack and the urgent need for public safety.
Manoj Bajpayee: "Uncertainty is Frightening"
Speaking to ANI, Manoj Bajpayee admitted that while he does not necessarily view the event as a "gang war," the randomness of the violence is what makes it truly disturbing. He noted that the idea of shots being fired from unknown sources is a terrifying prospect for anyone.
"I don't see a gang war, but shots are being fired from who knows where—that's really scary," Bajpayee stated.
The actor expressed immense relief that Tiger Shroff emerged safe from the ordeal and mentioned that the actor's driver is currently in the process of recovering. While acknowledging that he is not an expert on law and order, Bajpayee urged the authorities to conclude the investigation quickly. He emphasized the importance of setting a strong example to deter others from attempting such dangerous acts in the future.
Divya Dutta on the Basic Need for Safety
Actor Divya Dutta also shared her distress, explaining how such news creates a wave of anxiety and fear across the community. For Dutta, the incident serves as a reminder that feeling safe is a fundamental necessity for survival.
She remarked that such events "absolutely shake you up," but expressed her confidence in the authorities' ability to handle the situation and offered her blessings to Tiger Shroff.
Investigation Update: 10 Arrests Made
The Mumbai Police have made significant headway in the investigation. The number of suspects arrested in connection with the firing incident has now risen to 10, following the apprehension of seven more individuals from Haryana. According to police reports, these latest arrests include two women.
The legal proceedings are moving swiftly:
- Three accused individuals were brought from Kota, Rajasthan, to Mumbai at approximately 3 am.
- After undergoing mandatory medical examinations, these three suspects were produced before the Esplanade Court.
- The court has granted police custody of these three accused until October 31.
The remaining suspects arrested from Haryana are expected to be brought to Mumbai shortly to be produced before the court as the Anti-Extortion Cell (AEC) continues its probe into the matter.