In a major breakthrough in the high profile firing incident on Bollywood actor Tiger Shroff car, police have exposed a shocking weapons supply network involving secret drops, encrypted messages, and illegal cash transfers. The Delhi Police Special Cell, along with Maharashtra Police, has arrested four key operatives including two women named Radha 23 and Babita 23 for supplying firearms to the shooters. The other two suspects, Kunal 21 and Sumit 19, were apprehended from Sonipat, Haryana.
According to official sources, the operation was directed by an overseas handler linked to an international gang network. The primary weapon a pistol along with 20 live cartridges was procured using a classic spy method called a dead letter box. Under instructions given over encrypted chat apps, a secret drop point was set up in Amritsar, Punjab, where the weapon was left in a hidden location for pick up.
Kunal retrieved the pistol and handed it over to Radha and Babita. The two women acted as couriers, carrying the hidden gun on a train from Delhi to Mumbai to avoid suspicion by security officials. For managing the logistics and courier work, the team was paid between Rs 70,000 and Rs 80,000. After delivering the weapon to the shooters in Mumbai, the women traveled back to Delhi, where police arrested them at the New Delhi Railway Station. All four accused are now in police custody as investigations continue.
