November 11, 2026 9:09 PM

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Mumbai court extends custody of five accused in Tiger Shroff firing case till November 16

A special MCOCA court in Mumbai on Wednesday extended the police custody of five accused, including the alleged shooter, in the actor Tiger Shroff firing case till 16th November. The police sought further custody to confront the accused with Suneha Pandit, sister-in-law of wanted gang leader Anil Pandit. She was arrested in Haryana on November 1 and is currently in police custody.
 
Regarding shooter Phool Singh’s claim that he is a minor, the police informed the court that a team had been sent to his native place in Haryana to verify his age. A total of 13 persons have been arrested in connection with the 18th October firing incident targeting Shroff’s car near a football ground in Mumbai’s Juhu area. Of them, seven are in judicial custody, while the remaining accused are in police custody till 16th November.