Tiger Shroff Firing Case: Three Suspects Moved From Kota to Mumbai
Mumbai Police are transporting three suspects arrested in Kota for the firing incident targeting actor Tiger Shroff. Get the full details here.

The investigation into the shocking Tiger Shroff firing case has entered a critical phase as the Mumbai Police have initiated the transit of three arrested suspects from Rajasthan. The police team has departed from Kota, traveling by road to bring the accused back to Maharashtra for further legal proceedings.
The Arrest in Kota
The breakthrough in the case came on October 19, when local authorities conducted a targeted operation at the Kota Railway Station. During this operation, three individuals were apprehended in connection with the violent incident that took place on October 18, 2026.
The suspects have been identified as:
- Ritik (also known as Roshan), a resident of Begusarai, Bihar.
- Rehan, hailing from Sonipat, Haryana.
- An 18-year-old accomplice whose identity is being processed.
Recalling the Incident
The terror unfolded outside a football club in Juhu, where gunmen targeted actor Tiger Shroff. While the actor avoided the worst of the attack, the firing left two people injured: the actor's driver, identified as Firdous, and a bystander who happened to be at the scene.
What Happens Next?
Upon their arrival in Mumbai, the three suspects will follow a strict legal protocol. They are scheduled to undergo a mandatory medical examination on Wednesday morning. Once the medical clearances are obtained, the accused will be formally produced before a court to face the charges filed against them.
Gang Links Under Scrutiny
The investigation is not just focusing on the shooters but also on the masterminds behind the attack. DCP Rajtilak Roushan has confirmed that all suspects are over the age of 18. Furthermore, the police are deeply investigating potential links between the arrested individuals and affiliates of the Lawrence Bishnoi gang to determine if this was a planned hit by the organized crime syndicate.