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How Tiger Shroff attack weapon was delivered : Pistol collected from Amritsar via dead letter box , two women took it to Mumbai

Asia-Pacific 2 sources 2 countries 🔦 Under-reported 7m ago

Investigators probing a firing incident involving actor Tiger Shroff's car have uncovered a weapons supply network used to deliver the attack firearm. According to reports, the weapon was collected from Amritsar using a dead letter box method before being transported to Mumbai by two female suspects.

Further details emerging from the investigation reveal the operational tactics of the network, including the use of encrypted chat applications and a payment of 80,000 rupees. Anil Pandit has been identified as a figure believed to be connected to the case as authorities continue to trace the supply chain behind the shooters.

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hindustantimes.com (INDIA) Direct report focusing on the weapon's delivery route and transport.
Times of India - Delhi (Delhi, India) (IN) Detailed focus on the broader logistics, costs, and encrypted communication methods.
Read the full story at the source Times of India - Delhi (Delhi, India) · IN ↗
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