Accused in Tiger Shroff Shooting Case Use Multiple Modes of Transport to Evade Arrest
Three suspects in the Tiger Shroff shooting case employed various transport methods to escape arrest before being caught by police.
Mumbai, October 19 (Daily Kiran) : Authorities have revealed the elaborate escape route taken by the suspects involved in the shooting incident targeting Bollywood actor Tiger Shroff. Following the attack, the three accused utilized a series of transportation methods to evade capture, including a motorcycle, local trains, cabs, and long-distance trains.
According to Mumbai police, the suspects first arrived at Andheri Railway Station by motorcycle. From there, they boarded a local train to reach Borivali Railway Station.
A Crime Branch official reported that upon arriving in Borivali, one of the suspects booked a cab, which took all three to Surat. Initially, they planned to continue their journey by state transport bus from Surat. However, confusion about the route led them to alter their plans.
In a hasty decision, the trio made their way to Surat Railway Station and boarded a train bound for Kota. This strategic shift allowed them to travel from Mumbai to Kota while constantly changing their locations and modes of transport.
After the shooting incident, police took swift action and apprehended the suspects. Investigating agencies are now delving into the suspects’ network, potential accomplices, and other aspects related to the crime. In the meantime, Rajasthan’s Chief Minister Bhajanlal Sharma praised the police team in Kota for their effective operation. He congratulated Kota’s Superintendent of Police, Tejaswini Gautam, and her team via phone.
Superintendent Gautam noted that the operation was particularly challenging for the police. She commended the rapid response and coordination between Kota and Mumbai police, which received accolades from senior officials, including the Chief Minister. The SP mentioned that a proposal to honor the commendable work of the police team would be sent through the Inspector General to the police headquarters. During the operation, confidentiality was maintained to avoid any missteps, with clear directives to ensure the suspects were captured at all costs.
