Indian police arrest three suspects in Kota after gunmen fired at Bollywood star Tiger Shroff's car in Mumbai
The three suspects reportedly fled Mumbai by train before being caught in Rajasthan. A message claiming to be from the jailed gangster Lawrence Bishnoi's network vowed to kill 'anyone in the film industry' who works with Salman Khan. Three men on a motorcycle opened fire as Tiger Shroff, 36, left a football ground in Juhu on Sunday evening. Police have yet to confirm the gang was behind it.
Driver Firdaus took a bullet in the left arm, and a bystander was also hurt.
Tiger Shroff reportedly took the wheel himself to rush his injured driver to hospital.
Eknath Shinde, Maharashtra's deputy chief minister, vowed: 'We will put an end to this hooliganism.'
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