Police in Kota, in India's Rajasthan state, have detained three people in connection with the shots fired at Bollywood actor Tiger Shroff's car in Mumbai, India Today and The Times of India reported Monday.

Attackers fired several shots at Shroff's car in the Juhu area of Mumbai on Sunday evening as he left after playing a football match, India Today reported. Shroff, 36, was not shot, but his driver and an autorickshaw driver were injured, India Today reported.

The Times of India reported that police detained three people, including a minor, at Kota Junction railway station on Monday. India Today reported that two men were arrested and a 17-year-old was detained in Kota's Railway Colony area after they arrived on the Pune-Jaipur Superfast Express.

Kota police chief Tejaswani Gautam said a team was formed after technical inputs and intelligence about the suspects' movements, The Times of India reported. The paper reported that the three are being questioned and that Mumbai Police have been informed.

India Today reported that a joint team of a Rajasthan anti-gang task force and Kota police made the arrests on a tip from Mumbai Police. India Today also reported that two other people were detained in connection with the shooting.

The case has moved from Juhu police to the Mumbai Crime Branch, India Today and The Times of India reported. India Today reported that police have filed an attempted murder case.

India Today reported that the Lawrence Bishnoi gang has claimed responsibility for the shooting. The Hindu reported that the claim came in a social media post and that police have not yet verified it. The gang has threatened actor Salman Khan for years, India Today reported.

What we know: Police in Kota detained three people, including a minor, over the shooting at Shroff's car.
What we don't: Who ordered the attack, and whether the gang's claim is real.