The shocking shooting incident targeting Bollywood star Tiger Shroff outside a football ground in Juhu has sent shockwaves through the industry. In the wake of this alarming security breach, the All Stars Football Club has taken a major precautionary step by suspending its regular Sunday football sessions until further notice. The atmosphere in the entire locality remains tense following the attack on Tiger, prompting the club management to prioritize the safety of all players.
Founder Confirms Suspension of Sessions
Club founder Bunty Walia had already cancelled the practice session scheduled for October 25. The club has decided that no upcoming activities will take place until foolproof security arrangements are officially put in place. Speaking about the developments, Bunty Walia confirmed that no sporting activities will resume until the security protocols are completely established and verified.
Details of the October 18 Attack
The targeted firing incident occurred on the night of October 18 near Juhu's Pushpa Park, just as Tiger Shroff was heading home after playing football. According to initial reports, as a crowd of fans gathered around the area, assailants suddenly opened fire amidst the commotion. An auto-rickshaw driver sustained injuries in the shooting and was rushed to Cooper Hospital for medical treatment. Acting swiftly on the case, police arrested three suspects from Kota in Rajasthan the very next day.
Police sources in Mumbai revealed that the attackers initially planned to target superstar Aamir Khan. The suspects reportedly stayed in Mumbai for roughly a month and scouted Aamir Khan's residence at least three times. However, because Aamir was frequently away for shoots and rarely stepped out, the perpetrators could not reach him. They subsequently shifted their target to Tiger Shroff, as his routine Sunday visits to the Juhu park made him an easier target to approach.
