Mumbai Police Focus on Voice Samples in Tiger Shroff Firing Case

Mumbai, October 21 (Daily Kiran) : Investigators in Mumbai are intensifying their efforts to identify the voices in threatening audio clips linked to the firing case involving Bollywood actor Tiger Shroff. The Mumbai police plan to match these audio samples with a database of voice recordings maintained by law enforcement agencies in Punjab, Delhi, and Rajasthan.

These voice banks reportedly contain samples from individuals associated with the notorious Lawrence Bishnoi gang. Authorities aim to determine the identity of the voice heard in the viral audio and its potential connections to gang members.

According to senior police sources, the investigation now also includes an audio clip allegedly featuring Anil Pandit, who reportedly threatened Shroff. However, the authenticity of this audio has not yet been officially confirmed. As a result, police will not only focus on matching the voice but will also investigate the identity of the individual in the recording.

Sources indicate that one of the main challenges in examining the threatening audio is accurately identifying the voice, as threats have been made using various names and voices in different cases.

Reports suggest that the Delhi police possess a database of over 200 audio samples linked to the Bishnoi gang. Similarly, both Punjab and Rajasthan police maintain their own voice banks. Utilizing these recordings could assist investigators in determining whether the threatening audio is connected to any previous cases or individuals already under investigation.

Previously, similar verification methods were employed when analyzing audio clips related to threats received by other celebrities, including Salman Khan, Aamir Khan, and filmmaker Rohit Shetty.