A startling new development has emerged in the high-profile firing incident involving Tiger Shroff, shedding light on the deep-rooted weapons smuggling network of the Lawrence Bishnoi gang. Police have arrested two young women from Sonipat who hail from Sitapur in Uttar Pradesh. The accused, identified as Radha and Babita, were operating in concealment in Sonipat while acting as couriers for the syndicate.
According to investigators, the two women traveled to Dadar in Mumbai to deliver a major consignment of weapons to gang handlers, which was subsequently funneled to sharpshooters. The revelation that women are being utilized as couriers in the nexus between glamour and the underworld has alarmed authorities. This follows the earlier arrest of Anil Pandit's close associates Kunal and Sumit from Haryana.
Expanding Police Investigation and Arrests
As the investigation deepens, multiple facets of the conspiracy are coming to light. Three additional women have been detained on allegations of supplying weapons to the shooters involved in the attack. The investigation has spanned across regions, with local police examining witness accounts and verifying photographs to identify all active participants in the criminal enterprise.
The International Syndicate and Key Gangsters
Law enforcement agencies are also probing the broader syndicate operating behind the scenes, with the name of gangster Anil Pandit surfacing as a key orchestrator. Reports indicate that the network is allegedly being operated from the United States, raising questions about how transnational criminal syndicates manage local operatives and weapon delivery channels inside the country.
