A Mumbai magistrate court orders police custody for four accused in the Tiger Shroff firing case, including two women. The police seek time to carry out further investigation, and the court remands them for a defined period extending through late October, with coverage varying on the exact end date reported.
Across outlets, the basic procedural details are consistent: the Crime Branch brings the suspects before the court and requests custody to complete investigation steps. The Hindu highlights that the defence questions the weapon’s trail, indicating a focus on investigative and evidentiary issues rather than only the remand order. Other reports largely centre on the remand and the custody timeline.
Overall, the outlets agree on who is remanded and that the matter is under police investigation following court proceedings. Differences mainly concern the duration end date and the extent of detail about defence arguments and investigative claims.
