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BAGANBAZAR GRAPHSource-attributed newsWORLD deskMumbai, October 22, 2026: CCTV footage from RR Residency in Andheri East shows the accused in the firing case involving actor Tiger Shroff leaving the hotel about three hours before the attack in Juhu on October 18.The footage, recorded between 4.12 pm and 4.13 pm, shows one of the accused leaving the hotel with a blue bag allegedly containing a pistol. Shortly afterwards, two other accused are seen leaving on a Pulsar motorcycle.#WATCH | CCTV Shows Tiger Shroff Firing Case Accused Leaving Andheri Hotel With Bag Hours Before Juhu Att*ck Reported by @meghakuchik1 #TigerShroff #Andheri #Mumbai #MumbaiNews #JuhuFiringCase https://t.co/OMsSe9oKg2— Free Press Journal (@fpjindia) October 22, 2026 According to the information available, the three men left the hotel in the Chakala area of Andheri East and headed towards a football ground in Juhu, where the firing took place at around 7 pm the same day.Accused Stayed In Room No. 201The accused had stayed in Room No. 201, which was reportedly booked under the names Ankit and Mandeep Nain. However, the two men were allegedly identified as shooters Phool Singh and Rehan.The accused men had allegedly submitted fake Aadhaar cards to the hotel.They reportedly kept to themselves during their stay and usually went outside to eat.Also Watch: Tiger Shroff Firing Case: Accused Practised Shooting Near Mumbai, Gun Misfired In Andheri Hotel Room, Says ReportCCTV Footage May Provide Investigative CluesThe hotel is located around eight kilometres from the spot where the firing took place. The CCTV footage could provide investigators with important clues about the accused's movements in the hours leading up to the attack.Their stay at this hotel has now become an important part of the investigation into the Tiger Shroff firing case.To get detail
BAGANBAZAR GRAPHSource-attributed newsWORLD deskMumbai: Gangster Anil Pandit, a United States-based alleged operative of the Lawrence Bishnoi gang, has been named as a wanted accused person in the case about the firing attempt on actor Tiger Shroff.The Mumbai Police on Thursday alleged before the Esplanade court that the firing was carried out at Pandit’s behest.Pandit, a native of Haryana’s Panipat district, allegedly operates a criminal network from the United States, and coordinates with shooters in India. He is wanted in several extortion and firing cases in Delhi and elsewhere.Anil Pandit’s Purported Viral Audio Threatens Salman Khan, Alleges Dawood Ibrahim-Linked Funding In Bollywood; Police Yet To Verify Clip An audio clip that surfaced on Monday featured a man identifying himself as Pandit claiming responsibility for the attack on Shroff and threatening people associated with actor Salman Khan.In the purported recording, the speaker claimed Shroff had been warned against working with Khan, suggesting their association was the motive behind the firing. He also warned those speaking against the Bishnoi gang and threatened members of the film industry who worked with Khan.Police have not yet verified the authenticity of the audio clip or the accompanying social media post. The FiringThe firing attempt on Tiger Shroff took place around 7 pm on Sunday when he was leaving a football ground after having played a game with colleagues in Juhu. The accused allegedly opened fire at his vehicle as he was leaving the area. The actor escaped direct gunshot injuries, while his driver sustained a bullet wound.An FIR has been registered under Sections 109(1) and 3(5) of the Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita, along with Sections 3 and 25 of the Arms Act. Police are continuing to investigate the alleged recruitment network, the movement
BAGANBAZAR GRAPHSource-attributed newsWORLD deskIndia captain Shreyas Iyer suffered an injury scare on Thursday during the IND vs NZ 1st T20I in Christchurch. In the 16th over, Nathan Smith bowled a beamer that struck Shreyas on the hand. The Indian batter winced in pain and walked away as Smith came and apologised. Fortunately, Shreyas was able to continue and chipped in with a fine 42. Shreyas Iyer hurt after dangerous beamerpic.twitter.com/scjm85Dqse— Donjuan (@santryal) October 22, 2026 Shreyas Iyer was left in pain after being struck on the left hand by a waist-high full toss from Nathan Smith, with the delivery called a no-ball after the New Zealand bowler appeared to lose control of the ball.The incident occurred amid dewy conditions, which may have contributed to the ball slipping out of Smith’s hand. The delivery, directed towards middle and leg stump, caught Iyer completely by surprise, leaving him with little time to move out of the way.'Kid Playing Tomorrow?': Ravi Shastri Reveals What Kiwi Fans Asked Him About Vaibhav SooryavanshiThe ball struck Iyer on the gloves before rolling towards short fine leg. The Indian batter immediately went down in discomfort and appeared to be in considerable pain, showing little interest in taking a single.Recognising the severity of the blow, Smith quickly approached Iyer and offered an apologetic gesture, extending his hand in concern after the accidental delivery.