Nov 10, 2026 5:33pm IST
Tiger Shroff Firing Incident: Mumbai Police Jt. Commissioner Manoj Sharma Rubbishes ‘Security Advisory to Actors,’ Urges Verification of Information
Mumbai Police Joint Commissioner Manoj Sharma denies reports claiming that the department issued a fresh security advisory to celebrities following the firing incident involving Tiger Shroff in Juhu.
Responding to a report by a publication, Sharma says the claims are untrue and does not carry verified facts. “That’s not true and doesn’t reflect the facts. Please verify the information thoroughly before publishing any such news,” Sharma shares.
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The clarification comes after a report claims that Mumbai Police has advised Hindi film actors to avoid crowded places, unfamiliar gatherings, crowd selfies and events that could pose security risks. The report, citing sources, also links the alleged advisory to reconnaissance conducted outside the homes of several celebrities following the shooting incident involving Tiger.
According to the report, Mumbai Police has issued the alleged advisory following the October 18 firing incident involving Tiger Shroff in Juhu, Mumbai. Unidentified assailants opened fire at the actor's BMW after he left a football match. His driver and a fan were injured in the incident.
The report further claims that the accused has allegedly conducted reconnaissance outside the residences of several celebrities. It also names Amitabh Bachchan, Akshay Kumar and Aamir Khan among the actors allegedly mentioned during the investigation.
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However, Joint CP Manoj Sharma has now categorically denied the claims about a new security advisory being issued to celebrities. His response contradicts the report's central assertion that Mumbai Police had circulated fresh instructions to actors following the incident.
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