Who tried to kill Tiger Shroff? Lawrence Bishnoi gang claims responsibility of gunfire on Bollywood actor

Lawrence Bishnoi gang aide Anil Pandit reportedly posted a warning message after actor Bollywood actor Tiger Shroff’s car was fired at in Mumbai’s Juhu on Sunday evening, saying, "Sooner or later, number sabka aayega," according to Times of India.

The message also claimed responsibility for the attack on Tiger Shroff and threatened that those who continued to work with Salman Khan would be targeted next.

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A voice note and an X post attributed to Pandit named him and Harman Sandhu as being responsible for the firing near Pushpa Narsee Park, according to the TOI report.

Anil Pandit's message claimed Shroff had been contacted and warned earlier but had ignored the warning. He also threatened other members of the Mumbai film industry who did not listen to the group.

TOI clarified that the authenticity of the message and its connection to the Tiger Shroff firing incident are yet to be independently established.

The latest threat for Bollywood actors comes two months after a social media post purportedly by Tyson Bishnoi and Aarzoo Bishnoi threatened actor Aamir Khan, accusing him of promoting “love jihad”.

The Facebook post reportedly alleged that Khan and others were acting against their culture.

Earlier in 2024, authorities had registered a case against Anmol Bishnoi in connection with the firing incident outside the house of actor Salman Khan, police said. The police said that Anmol Bishnoi, who is the younger brother of jailed gangster Lawrence Bishnoi, wrote about the firing incident on Facebook and used threatening language against the actor.

Three injured in Tiger Shroff shooting incident

Unidentified armed men fired three to four rounds at a vehicle carrying Shroff around 6.30pm on Sunday, Mumbai police said.

The men, riding on a bike, wounded Shroff and his driver, Firdosh, who were taken to Nanavati Hospital in Vile Parle. Doctors said the actor had sustained a few abrasions due to glass and gunpowder but no bullet wounds.

Shroff's driver suffered a gunshot injury to his left hand and was likely to undergo surgery, with the TOI report suggesting a bullet may have been lodged in the hand.

A third injured person, Umesh Charan (35), was taken to Cooper Hospital with a gunshot wound to the chest, the report said.

A hospital note accessed by TOI stated that the 35-year-old arrived at the casualty department around 7.10pm after being injured at Vile Parle West around 6.30pm while covering a football match featuring Shroff.

Juhu police has registered an FIR against three unknown accused under Sections 109(1) and 3(5) of the Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita (BNS), and Sections 3 and 25 of the Arms Act, while investigation is underway to establish the identity of the accused.