India
Tiger Shroff suspects planned Nepal escape via Delhi
Hindustan Times·
Three Tiger Shroff shooting suspects were allegedly paid Rs 50,000 in advance and planned to flee to Nepal via Delhi, Hindustan Times reported. They were caught at Kota railway station on Monday on the Pune-Jaipur Express. Kota SP Tejaswani Gautam said Anil Pandit, linked to the Lawrence Bishnoi gang, had contacted accused Rehan. Weapons have not been recovered.
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What It Means For You
- Mumbai Police recovered a motorcycle allegedly used in the attack near Andheri railway station.
- Weapons used in the shooting have not yet been found, Kota police said.
- The accused were handed over after Mumbai Police alerted Kota about their movement.
What's Happening
- The accused are named as Rehan alias Sukka, Hritik Kurmi alias Roshan, and a minor from Haryana.
- Gautam said a team set a trap within 15 minutes of receiving train arrival information.
- Five rounds were allegedly fired at Shroff's car around 7 pm on Sunday in Juhu.
The Escape Plan Police Describe
- Police said the route ran Kota to Delhi and then Nepal.
- Investigators are viewing CCTV that allegedly showed assailants heading toward Andheri station after abandoning the bike.
- Shroff was in the front passenger seat and escaped serious injury, the report said.
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