NEW DELHI: Cockroach Janta Party founder Abhijeet Dipke took a jibe on the government and police, accusing them of having their priorities misplaced, after the recent firing on actor Tiger Shroff in Mumbai on Sunday.“Instead of cracking down on students and activists, the police should focus on actual criminals,” Dipke said in a post on X.Dipke had previously tweeted his frustration, accusing the state of intentionally prolonging Saurav Das and Ashutosh Ranka’s arrest in order to delay court proceedings and delay their release.“This is what happens when the Govt and police have their priorities completely misplaced,” Dipke said.Tiger Shroff’ car was fired upon by three motorcycle-borne assailants around 7 pm. The attack injured his driver and a nearby fan hoping to catch his glimpseAccording to Juhu police, Shroff had attended a birthday celebration at Pushpa Park, also known as Jamnabai Nursery, and was preparing to leave when the firing took place. The three assailants, who were dressed in white shirts, fled towards SV Road and Vile Parle railway station.
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The firing took place around 350 metres from Juhu police station and Pushpa Park. Shroff’s driver, Firdosh, sustained a bullet injury to his left hand and was taken to Nanavati Hospital.Tiger has never publicly expressed his opinions regarding Dipke or his CJP.Police are examining a social media post in which Anil Pandit and Harman Sandhu purportedly took responsibility for the attack.The duo allegedly claimed that Shroff was targeted because of his association with Salman Khan or his work with the actor. The post also issued threats to others in Mumbai’s film industry who had worked with Khan. While rumours linked Pandit to the Lawrence Bishnoi gang, police had yet to verify the authenticity of the post.
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