Mumbai, Oct. 29 -- A special court hearing cases under the Maharashtra Control of Organised Crime Act (MCOCA) on Thursday remanded all 11 accused in the Tiger Shroff firing case to police custody till November 7, after the stringent law was invoked in the case.
The accused were produced before the special court for the first time following the invocation of MCOCA provisions. Seeking their further custodial interrogation, the police requested 10 days of police custody, citing the need to unravel the alleged conspiracy, establish the roles of the accused and investigate the procurement of foreign-made weapons.
Moving the remand application, the police submitted that claiming responsibility for a crime after its commission was a serious matt...