Tiger Shroff Firing Case: Police Recover Five Shells; Two Live Cartridges

Mumbai Police have recovered five empty bullet shells and two live cartridges from the site of the firing incident involving Bollywood actor Tiger Shroff in Mumbai’s Juhu area.

Police said the live cartridges reportedly fell from the firearm used by accused Rehan after the weapon jammed.

Investigators have confirmed that Phool Singh, initially described as a minor, is an adult. He allegedly fired five rounds during the incident.

Police are reviewing CCTV footage to trace the accused’s movements and establish whether they surveyed the site before the firing. Some footage reportedly shows the suspects scouting the location.

Police are reviewing additional recordings to identify other suspicious individuals. Investigators are gathering information about Shroff’s daily routine and the people familiar with his movements, including his public appearances and event schedule, to determine whether these details helped the accused plan the attack.

The Mumbai Police Crime Branch is scheduled to bring Rehan, Phool Singh and Hrithik Kumar from Rajasthan’s Kota to Mumbai on Tuesday.

A court granted transit remand on Monday. Security concerns prompted the police team to stay overnight in Rajasthan before transporting the accused. Police held the men under tight security at Kota Railway Colony police station.

Police arrested the three men in Kota on Monday. They face attempted murder charges and allegedly fired multiple rounds at Shroff’s car on Sunday evening as he left a football match in Juhu.

According to sources, the accused planned to travel by train to Jaipur, continue to Delhi by bus and escape to Nepal. Kota Police intercepted them at the railway station.

The Crime Branch is investigating the motive, reconstructing the incident and examining whether others helped plan or execute the attack.

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