Tiger Shroff firing case: 11 accused re-arrested under MCOCA after court grants permission
Eleven individuals accused of firing at actor Tiger Shroff's car have been re-arrested under the Maharashtra Control of Organised Crime Act (MCOCA). The Mumbai Crime Branch secured court permission to apply this stringent law following the recovery of weapons and ammunition.
Why it matters
The invocation of MCOCA signals a significant escalation in the legal response to high-profile criminal cases involving organized crime syndicates in India.
Mumbai All 11 accused arrested in connection with the firing on Bollywood actor Tiger Shroff’s car were re-arrested under the Maharashtra Control of Organised Crime Act (MCOCA) on Wednesday (October 28, 2026), after a special court in Mumbai granted permission to the Crime Branch to proceed under the stringent law. Tiger Shroff firing case: Two firearms, 10 live cartridges recovered from Surat; suspect detained in Indore storyline 1 Tiger Shroff firing case: Two firearms, 10 live cartridges recovered from Surat; suspect detained in Indore Tiger Shroff firing case: Two firearms, 10 live cartridges recovered from Surat; suspect detained in Indore The Mumbai Crime Branch recovered the weapons on October 23 in connection with the October 18 firing at the actor’s car in Juhu; police have not disclosed the identity of the detained suspect or his alleged role Tiger Shroff firing case: Two firearms, 10 live cartridges recovered from Surat; suspect…
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