Mumbai Police arrested a 12th accused named Aman in the ongoing firing case involving actor Tiger Shroff
11 accused already in police custody
Investigators also detected transactions of Rs 5,000 each from several other accounts. The arrest comes a day after a special Maharashtra Control of Organised Crime Act (MCOCA) court remanded 11 accused, including two women, to police custody till November 6. MUMBAI: Mumbai Police have arrested a 12th accused in the firing case involving actor Tiger Shroff after investigators traced suspicious money transfers to his bank account, with the accused being handed over to the city crime branch for further questioning. The accused, Aman, a resident of Rohna village in Haryana, was apprehended by a team led by ASI Veerpal of the Crime Unit in Kharkhoda after police received information about money being credited to his account. During the investigation, police found that Kunal, another accused from Rohna village, had deposited money into Aman’s account. Police are probing the source and purpose of the transfers and Aman’s alleged role in the case. Aman was subsequently handed over to Mumbai Police for further investigation.