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Tiger Shroff shooting: 'Shooters received real-time updates from handlers based on media coverage'

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As media outlets broadcast news updates, unseen handlers were relaying the information directly to the shooters through encrypted Voice over Internet Protocol (VoIP) messaging applications, police sources said

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Tiger Shroff shooting: 'Shooters received real-time updates from handlers based on media coverage'
10/24/2026, 8:55:18 AM
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