Mumbai Police increase protection for several Bollywood actors after threat concerns, including a shooting incident involving Tiger Shroff that leads to more police presence near celebrities’ homes. Outlets report that protection levels are adjusted based on assessed risk, with some stars receiving higher-tier security such as “Y-plus” coverage.
NDTV and Times of India both describe an evaluation process in which a state committee reviews the threat environment for film personalities. The committee can upgrade, downgrade, or withdraw police bodyguards depending on its findings. Times of India also notes that investigations into possible gang involvement are ongoing, which informs the need for heightened vigilance.
Across the coverage, the common point is that the security arrangements are not uniform: different actors receive different protection levels. The reporting frames the changes as a response to evolving threat assessments and active or recent investigations, rather than a single one-off measure.
