The All Indian Cine Workers Association said it has questioned Mumbai’s law and order after a firing incident involving Tiger Shroff in Juhu. It cited earlier attacks on Salman Khan, Rohit Shetty and others, and demanded strict action against those responsible, stronger security for film celebrities and accountability.
Why it matters
Followers of Tiger Shroff may care because the incident highlights concerns about his safety and the call for better security for film stars.
Key facts
- AICWA questioned Mumbai’s law and order after a firing incident involving Tiger Shroff in Juhu.
- The association cited previous attacks on Salman Khan, Rohit Shetty and others.
- AICWA demanded strict action against those responsible for the incident.
- AICWA called for stronger security for film celebrities.
- AICWA sought accountability for the perpetrators.
Evidence
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