Gunmen fire at Tiger Shroff's car in Mumbai, injuring his driver
Gunmen on a motorcycle fired at Bollywood actor Tiger Shroff's car in Mumbai on Sunday evening. Shroff was not shot, but his driver and a bystander were wounded, police said. Police have formed 15 teams to find the attackers, and no one has been detained.
Gunmen on a motorcycle fired at Bollywood actor Tiger Shroff's car in Mumbai's Juhu area at about 7 p.m. local time on Sunday, The Indian Express and The Times of India reported.
Shroff was not shot, police said. The Times of India reported that police had first said he had small cuts from broken glass, but a senior officer, Mohit Garg, later said the actor was not injured. In a later story, The Times of India reported that doctors said he had a few abrasions but no bullet wounds.
His driver, Firdosh, was shot in the left hand, The Indian Express and The Times of India reported. A bystander who was standing near the car was also shot and taken to a hospital, The Indian Express and The Times of India reported. The Times of India later reported that the bystander had been shot in the chest and was in stable condition.
The Indian Express and The Times of India gave different details of the attack. The Indian Express reported that police said the attackers fired five rounds, while The Times of India reported seven. The Times of India said three men carried out the attack, and The Indian Express reported that CCTV images show two suspects.
The Indian Express reported that Shroff was at Pushpa Narsee Park, where he plays football on Sundays. The Times of India reported that police said he had been at a birthday party at the park.
The attackers fled toward SV Road, The Indian Express and The Times of India reported. Police said they left the motorcycle outside Andheri (West) railway station, The Indian Express reported.
Police have formed 15 teams to find the attackers, The Times of India reported. No one has been detained, The Indian Express reported. An officer said the case is likely to move to the Mumbai Police Crime Branch, The Indian Express reported.
A social media post purportedly linked to the Lawrence Bishnoi gang claimed responsibility for the attack, The Indian Express reported. Police have not verified the claim, The Indian Express and The Times of India reported. There was no complaint on record from Shroff about past threats, an officer said, according to The Indian Express.
What we know: Gunmen fired at Shroff's car, and his driver and a bystander were hurt.
What we don't: Who carried out the attack and why.
Where outlets agree The Indian Express and The Times of India both report that gunmen fired at Shroff's car in Juhu on Sunday evening, that he was not shot, and that his driver and a bystander were shot.
Where they differ The Indian Express reported that police said five rounds were fired, while The Times of India reported seven rounds.