Tiger Shroff Car Firing: CM Fadnavis Says Suspects Identified; Promises Swift Arrests

Maharashtra Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis said Mumbai Police had identified suspects in the firing incident involving actor Tiger Shroff’s car. He assured the public that investigators would arrest the suspects soon and track down their alleged handlers.

Fadnavis called the incident grave and condemnable. He said the government had taken the matter seriously and directed the police to pursue every lead.

“We have taken this matter very seriously. It is a grave and condemnable incident. Mumbai Police has received clues and is working on them. The suspects have been identified, and they will be arrested as soon as possible,” he said.

The Chief Minister said police would investigate the wider network behind the incident. He claimed the alleged handlers operated from outside Maharashtra or abroad.

According to Fadnavis, police had already arrested those allegedly operating within the state.

Fadnavis said Maharashtra would coordinate with other states to trace suspects operating elsewhere in India. He added that the government would seek the Centre’s assistance to track those allegedly directing the operation from abroad.

The Chief Minister warned that authorities would not spare any gang or individual involved in threatening people. He said Mumbai Police had the expertise to tackle criminal networks and investigate threats.

“Be it any gang or individual, no one will be spared. Mumbai Police knows how to deal with those who issue threats,” Fadnavis said. He said authorities had begun taking action and directed investigators to examine every aspect of the case and take the necessary steps.

CM Devendra Fadnavis praised Mumbai Police’s ability to track suspects across international borders. He expressed confidence that the force would identify those responsible and hold them accountable.

The investigation continues as police work to establish the alleged network’s links, identify its handlers and arrest the remaining suspects.