Mumbai Police claims Tiger Shroff firing case accused allegedly got probe updates through encrypted apps by their handlers
\n\nThe investigation into the firing incident involving actor Tiger Shroff in Mumbai has taken a new turn as the police are probing whether encrypted messaging applications were used to coordinate the attack and to guide the alleged shooters during their escape. Investigators believe handlers watched TV reports and fed them real-time updates, prompting the suspects to change their routes and modes of transport. Investigators are examining communications on Signal and Zangi. Police have also seized two pistols in Surat and are investigating a suspected firing practice spot in Mira-Bhayandar as they try to ascertain the role of all those allegedly involved.
\n\nMumbai Police's Crime Branch is combing through the digital conversations that the accused allegedly had with their handlers on platforms like Signal and Zangi. Investigators are trying to ascertain how the suspects communicated, coordinated their movements and allegedly took instructions after the October 18 firing incident in Mumbai's Juhu area.
\n\nReports have quoted police sources as saying that digital evidence indicates that Rehan Rahisuddin Ansari continued to remain in regular contact with others through internet calling and messaging services. Investigators are…
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