Tiger Shroff Car Attacked in Mumbai; Bishnoi Gang Claims Responsibility

Armed men fired at actor Tiger Shroff’s car in Mumbai on Sunday night, injuring his driver, who was rushed to hospital. The Lawrence Bishnoi gang, believed to operate from the United States, has claimed responsibility for the attack on the 36-year-old actor.

Shinde Meets Shroff, Promises Security

Maharashtra Deputy Chief Minister Eknath Shinde met Shroff on Monday morning, hours after the incident. Shinde assured the actor of personal security and has reportedly coordinated with Mumbai Police to strengthen protection at his residence. Officials have promised a crackdown on criminal networks, with a “bullets for bullets” response to gang threats.

During the meeting, Shroff reportedly said he has no idea why anyone would target him. According to people familiar with the matter, the actor said he had received no threats and has no dispute with anyone.

A Lucky Escape After Football

Shroff also told Shinde that he usually stops to take photographs with fans after his weekend football games. Sources say he was tired on Sunday and skipped the session, a decision that may have saved him.

The Bishnoi gang has earlier claimed attacks on other film personalities, including Salman Khan. Reports link the latest incident to the gang’s alleged anger over Shroff ignoring warnings about working with Khan. Shroff’s account to Shinde, however, suggests he was unaware of any such warning.

The injured driver remains under medical care. Police are expected to continue tracing the shooters and the network behind them. Further details are awaited as the investigation proceeds.

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