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Crime
Minor, bike‑taxi rider and Haryana resident named in Tiger Shroff firing case
✍️ The Times of India
🗓 20 Oct 2026, 06:13 AM
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Police have identified three suspects – a minor, a bike‑taxi driver and a resident of Haryana – in the investigation of the alleged firing incident involving actor Tiger Shroff.
Police investigating the alleged firing incident linked to Bollywood actor Tiger Shroff have disclosed the identities of three accused individuals. The suspects include a minor, a bike‑taxi rider and a resident of Haryana, all of whom are now under formal investigation.
Authorities said the three persons are being questioned in connection with the case, and further forensic and witness evidence is being collected. No details about the exact location or the circumstances of the alleged firing have been released, as the investigation remains ongoing.
The police have not yet filed formal charges, but have indicated that the case will proceed through the regular legal process. The involvement of a minor adds a layer of complexity, requiring child‑rights considerations under Indian law.
The incident has drawn media attention due to the celebrity status of Tiger Shroff, prompting calls for a transparent and swift inquiry. Officials have urged the public to refrain from speculation until the investigation concludes.
Authorities said the three persons are being questioned in connection with the case, and further forensic and witness evidence is being collected. No details about the exact location or the circumstances of the alleged firing have been released, as the investigation remains ongoing.
The police have not yet filed formal charges, but have indicated that the case will proceed through the regular legal process. The involvement of a minor adds a layer of complexity, requiring child‑rights considerations under Indian law.
The incident has drawn media attention due to the celebrity status of Tiger Shroff, prompting calls for a transparent and swift inquiry. Officials have urged the public to refrain from speculation until the investigation concludes.