Tiger Shroff’s driver, Firdous, has had his statement recorded by Mumbai Police in connection with the firing incident in Juhu, according to IANS. Three unidentified assailants allegedly opened fire, injuring two people, including the driver.
Driver undergoing treatment at Nanavati Hospital
Firdous is being treated for his injuries at Nanavati Hospital. Tiger Shroff, on the other hand, was not hurt in the firing. Multiple reports claimed that the actor and two others were injured, but Mumbai Police later clarified that Shroff was safe and had suffered no gunshot wounds. According to reports, the two people hurt were Shroff’s driver and an autorickshaw driver.
Where did the Tiger Shroff firing take place?
The shooting occurred near Pushpa Park in Juhu on Sunday, October 18. Shroff had reportedly stepped out to play football and was on his way home when the incident unfolded. Early reports suggest a crowd had gathered nearby hoping to catch a glimpse of the actor when the attackers allegedly fired shots.
Eknath Shinde meets Tiger Shroff after firing incident
Maharashtra Deputy Chief Minister Eknath Shinde met Tiger Shroff at his residence following the firing incident. In a conversation with CNN News18, Shinde said he had been in touch with the Mumbai Police Commissioner and Crime Branch officials about the matter. He confirmed that the actor was safe and unhurt. “I have spoken to the Mumbai Commissioner and officials of the Crime Branch. What happened is a very unfortunate incident. Tiger Shroff is an emerging actor, and firing was carried out at him. The fact that he did not suffer any injury is a very fortunate thing.”Giving details of Shroff’s condition, Shinde said the actor was left with a gunpowder burn and wounds from glass fragments. He also indicated that the shots were likely fired from a very short distance.
Mumbai Police examine CCTV footage in Tiger Shroff firing case
Mumbai Police have begun probing the incident and are going through CCTV footage in an effort to trace the assailants.
