On October 19, Bollywood actor Tiger Shroff was attacked in Mumbai's Juhu area. The incident left three people injured. Maharashtra's Chief Minister and Deputy Chief Minister swiftly responded, vowing to track down the attackers and ensure no gang is spared.
#Watch | Maharashtra Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis addressed the press regarding the firing incident on Tiger Shroff's car, assuring the public that the Mumbai Police are a highly professional force actively investigating the case to bring the culprits to justice. https://t.co/RCAwP7RWiR
Devendra Fadnavis criticized opposition parties for attempting to blame his government over the case. He pledged to find and punish the culprits, emphasizing public safety.
On October 19, five individuals were arrested in Balivada, Maharashtra, for a tiger poaching incident involving a tiger's vehicle. The case is considered serious, with potential northeast links.
On October 19, five individuals were arrested in Balivada, Maharashtra, for a tiger poaching incident involving a tiger's vehicle.
Devendra Fadnavis stressed the severity of the poaching, noting intensified investigations and interstate police coordination. The state is taking steps to protect tigers.
Mumbai Police continue efforts to arrest suspects in the Shroff attack, while the poaching case remains active with interstate collaboration. Leaders reaffirmed their commitment to justice.
Maharashtra Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis praised the coordination between Mumbai Police and Kota City Police after three suspects in the Tiger Shroff firing case were arrested in Rajasthan. He said a reward would be sought for the Kota Police team. Fadnavis said Mumbai Police would complete legal formalities to bring the accused to Mumbai for questioning.