A Mumbai court remanded four accused arrested from Delhi to police custody till October 26 in connection with the firing on actor Tiger Shroff's car.
Investigating agencies are probing various aspects of the incident and the alleged roles of the accused. Questioning remains underway to uncover further facts.
The Special Cell of Delhi Police arrested four persons on October 20. Later, the Crime Investigation Branch of Maharashtra Police formally arrested them and brought them to Mumbai.
The accused have been identified as Kunal Singh (21) and Sumit Sororia (19) from Sonipat, Haryana, along with Radha Verma (23) and Babita Rao (23) from Uttar Pradesh.
According to police, Kunal allegedly procured a pistol and 20 cartridges from Amritsar.
It is alleged that Radha and Babita transported the weapons to Mumbai by train. Police claim the arms were subsequently delivered to the attackers, and investigations are ongoing.
According to police, motorcycle-borne assailants fired five to six rounds at Tiger Shroff's car on the evening of October 18 in Mumbai's Juhu area.
The actor was not severely injured during the incident, but his driver and a passerby reportedly sustained injuries.
The attackers fled on a motorcycle. Later, an abandoned motorcycle was recovered in Andheri, which police are linking to the case.
Earlier, police had apprehended three accused from Kota, Rajasthan. Their identities are:
On October 21, the Mumbai court remanded these three to police custody till October 31 as investigations proceed.
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