In a significant development in the ongoing investigation into the firing incident involving Bollywood actor Tiger Shroff, a special court has remanded the 12th accused, Amar Mundiya, to police custody until November 6. This decision was made on Saturday by a court handling cases under the Maharashtra Control of Organised Crime Act, as reported by the Press Trust of India.

Mundiya was apprehended in Sonipat, Haryana, where he was arrested with the assistance of local police. Authorities revealed that he had allegedly transferred money from his bank account to other individuals implicated in the case, raising concerns about the financial aspects tied to the incident. The prosecution emphasized the necessity of Mundiya's custody to further investigate the origins of these funds and to examine his potential connections to the other accused.S2

The case has garnered considerable attention, not only due to the celebrity status of Tiger Shroff but also because it highlights issues related to organized crime and financial transactions within such networks. As the investigation continues, the Mumbai Crime Branch is actively pursuing leads to uncover the full scope of the case, which has already seen multiple arrests since the initial incident.S1S2