Mumbai, Nov. 12 -- A special court under the Maharashtra Control of Organised Crime Act (MCOCA) has extended the police custody of Phool Singh and four other accused in the firing case involving actor Tiger Shroff till November 16.

The five accused were produced before the special MCOCA court, where the police sought an extension of their custody for seven days to further investigate the case.

Confirming the development, lawyer Ajinkya Mirgal told ANI, "Phool Singh and four other accused were produced before the MCOCA court. Seven days of police custody were sought... Police custody has been extended until November 16..."

The development comes amid an ongoing investigation by the Mumbai Crime Branch into the firing incident reported in...