Tiger Shroff Firing Case: Three men involved in the firing on actor Tiger Shroff on Sunday evening in Juhu had allegedly tracked his movements and schedule for nearly 10 days before the attack, NDTV reported, citing sources.

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Shooters Recced House, Gym

According to the report, the accused conducted a recce of the actor's residence and gym. They monitored the actor's daily schedule and frequently visited locations using paparazzi videos and bloggers' social media posts.

The accused were in constant contact with their handlers through encrypted apps like WhatsApp and Signal. The exact location of the crime scene was sent to them through these apps before the shooting.

Tiger Shroff Firing Incident

The incident occurred on Sunday evening when the actor was leaving a football ground in Juhu. Three men on a motorcycle targeted Shroff's vehicle, firing seven rounds at the windshield and side windows. Five bullets struck the car, while two missed.

During the attack, one shooter standing next to the passenger side attempted to fire at Tiger Shroff at close range, but his weapon jammed.

All Three Suspects Arrested

All three suspects, allegedly linked to the Lawrence Bishnoi gang, were arrested from Rajasthan's Kota railway station while attempting to flee by train.

The arrested individuals include a 17-year-old minor from Sonipat, Haryana; 18-year-old Rehan, also from Sonipat; and 22-year-old Hritik Kumar alias Roshan, a native of Bihar working as a bike-taxi rider in Mumbai.

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The Escape Route

Following the firing, the attackers followed a pre-decided escape route along SV Road through Vile Parle and Andheri. They abandoned their motorcycle near Andheri West railway station and subsequently boarded a train towards Borivali. From there, they boarded a train to Jaipur, intending to escape by bus to Delhi and then to Nepal.

However, police arrested them at Kota railway station.

(With Inputs From Agencies)