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Mumbai Crime Branch investigation reveals a major twist in the Tiger Shroff firing case with 11 accused divided into three groups handling recce, arms procurement and smuggling. Accused Anil Pandit allegedly financed the conspiracy planned over eight months, with encrypted apps like Signal and Zangi now under police scanner.

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00:06A new detail has emerged in actor Tiger Shroff's firing case.
00:10The Mumbai Crime Branch investigation has revealed that the 11 individuals involved
00:15in the case were divided into three groups, each with a specific role to carry out the
00:20conspiracy.
00:21According to the probe by the Mumbai Crime Branch, Anil Pandit and his associates had
00:25been planning the firing incident in Mumbai for the past eight months.
00:30The accused had strategically split themselves into three teams and assigned separate responsibilities
00:35to execute the plot.
00:37The fourth team was the eye on the ground, conducting recce and gathering crucial information
00:42on potential targets.
00:44The second team was the arms suppliers, who arranged and purchased weapons for the firing,
00:49while the third handled the job of smuggling the firearms into Mumbai.
00:53Police also stated that Anil Pandit provided major financial support for the alleged plot.
00:59According to the Mumbai Police, some mobile and desktop messaging apps, including Signal
01:04and Zangi, have also come under their radar.
01:07Why decoding digital conversations has emerged as a major challenge for the police?
01:13It was hereby also revealed that the accused reportedly used encrypted messaging apps, such
01:18as Signal, to stay in touch with each other.
01:20The crime branch is struggling to reach Anil Pandit, while further details are awaited as the investigation
01:26continues.
01:285 years.
01:29いつもりはおめでちもってきますよ。94日のモデル劈りではおめでちあげという

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