Is Tiger Sorov’s life at risk? Punjabi claimed to have received weapons, 2 million rupees Supari killed Bagh actor, Mumbai police detained the defendant, he revealed that it was…
Is Tiger Shroff at risk after Salman Khan? A man from Punjab admitted to accepting Supari and killing Jackie Sluff’s son.
The case has been registered with the Khar Police Station in Mumbai, which was directed against a man spreading false news that Rs 2 million was paid as a contract to kill the Hindi film “A History of Action Star Tiger”.
The defendant has been identified as Manish Kumar Sujinder Singh, 35, hail from Punjab. On Monday, Manish called the police control room in Mumbai and told them that some people from the security company Trig went out and killed Tiger Shroff. Not only that, the defendant Manish Kumar told the control room that he also murdered actor Shroff for them and gave them weapons and a 2 million rupees Supari. After the threat call, security has been strengthened.
However, when the police checked the facts, they found that Manish Kumar provided the control room with the wrong information. The case against Manish Kumar is registered and further investigation is underway. The man was detained by Mumbai police, from Kapurthala, Punjab and questioned. The threat was because he worked as a security guard in Mumbai, and the manager and supervisor of the place where he worked was not paying. In order to avenge, he called the Mumbai police and said the two had signed a contract to kill Tiger Shi.
This is in a wave of collapse of legal and order conditions in India’s financial capital. Mumbai has been struggling with public infrastructure due to rapid excavation throughout the city, and he has also seen the crime return in disturbing ways.
In October last year, politician Baba Siddique was shot dead near his house in Bandra district of Mumbai. The gang of Lawrence Bishnoi, a jailed gang, claims to be responsible for the attack on politicians. Previously, Hindi movie superstar Salman Khan also received a similar threat call in the control room.
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