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Mumbai Crime Branch has imposed Maharashtra Control of Organized Crime Act (MCOCA) on all the accused in the case of firing on actor Tiger Shroff’s car.
According to the report of Hindustan Times, Mumbai Crime Branch Deputy Commissioner of Police Raj Tilak Roshan said that after the approval of the competent authority, sections of the Act related to organized crime have been added.
On October 19, a day after the firing on Tiger’s car on October 18, an FIR was registered in the case under Section 109(1) of the Indian Justice Code (BNS) i.e. attempt to murder and Section 3(5) i.e. common intention along with relevant sections of the Arms Act.
According to the IANS report, on October 27, sections 3(1)(ii), 3(2) and 3(4) of MCOCA were also added to all the accused.
11 accused arrested so far
Three accused, Phool Singh, Rehan Ansari and Hrithik Mahato, who fled from the spot after the firing, were arrested on October 19 from the Jaipur-bound train at Kota railway station.
The next day, the Special Cell of Delhi Police arrested alleged arms suppliers Radha Verma, Babita Rao, Kunal and Sumit Sarolia.
After this, Sarpanch Khatak alias Ankit, Sameer Khatri and Jatin Panchal were arrested from Sonipat on charges of providing logistics help and funding. Later Pranjal Thakral was caught from Indore. In this way the number of accused arrested in the case has increased to 11.
A police officer said that investigation into the case is ongoing and further arrests may be made.
Mumbai Crime Branch gave the reason for the firing
According to Times of India, Mumbai Crime Branch gave the reason behind the firing. According to the police, this firing was done to extort money, increase the gang’s dominance and create fear among the people.
Investigation has revealed that the accused have links with the Lawrence Gang. Police say that the gang targeted Tiger to increase its influence, scare people and earn money through extortion.
Alleged operative main accused of Lawrence Gang
According to the police, Anil Pandit is the main accused in this case. He had claimed responsibility for the attack on the actor through social media. He is being described as an alleged operative of Lawrence Gang.
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