Ranveer Singh, Rohit Shetty's Managers Questioned By Mumbai Police After Voice Notes, Firing Incident

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week, assailants fired four rounds outside the residence of the Bollywood film director, Rohit Shetty, police officials said. Soon after the firing, heavy police security was deployed around Shetty's residential tower in the Juhu area. Police and forensic teams reached the spot and secured the premises to carry out a detailed examination. Officials said an investigation is underway and all possible angles are being explored to identify those responsible for the firing. No injuries were reported in the incident. In the recent development, the Mumbai Police have recorded statements of the managers of Ranveer Singh and Shetty.

Ranveer Singh, Rohit Shetty's Managers Questioned

Separately, the Crime Branch intensified its probe by recreating the sequence of events linked to the firing at Rohit Shetty's residence. This included the transportation of a scooter from Pune to Mumbai. Investigators retraced each stage of their alleged journey to verify key details and gather additional evidence.

Recently, Aayush Sharma, who is married to Salman Khan’s sister Arpita Khan, was sent the message via email, reportedly from someone claiming links to the Lawrence Bishnoi gang. In the wake of multiple celebrities receiving death threats and security scares, the Federation of Western India Cine Employees (FWICE) has written to CM Devendra Fadnavis, seeking an urgent appointment to discuss the matter.

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“The prevailing environment of fear is beginning to affect shooting schedules, production planning, and overall morale within the industry,” FWICE wrote, mentioning that uncertainty is now hindering routine functioning across sets and studios. It added, “We firmly believe that under your able leadership and guidance, effective measures can be undertaken to address these concerns promptly and decisively,” seeking an opportunity to discuss the matter in detail and urge the government's intervention to safeguard the entertainment fraternity.

Earlier this month, a group of assailants fired four rounds outside Juhu residence. In connection with the investigation, the Mumbai Police arrested five individuals, who were produced before a special court under the Maharashtra Control of Organised Crime Act (MCOCA) on Wednesday.The court remanded all five accused to police custody until February 17.