VIDEO | Mumbai: On Tiger Shroff firing incident, Maharashtra Deputy CM Eknath Shinde says, "Tiger Shroff was fired at, and it is a very serious incident. From the videos, it appears that he narrowly escaped. Five rounds were fired, and his driver was injured. By God's grace, he escaped unharmed, and that is a big thing. The incident deserves the strongest condemnation. I met him just now and spoke to him. He sustained injuries to his right hand. His hand was burnt by gunpowder, and he also suffered injuries. His family, particularly his mother, is worried about their safety. They said they had no quarrel or enmity with anyone and questioned why they were attacked despite that. I assured them that the Mumbai Police and the Maharashtra government stand with them. The safety of the general public in Mumbai is our priority, and the safety of celebrities facing threats is equally important. Our government and the police will treat this matter as a priority. No gang or individual will be allowed to indulge in intimidation or hooliganism in Mumbai. No one will be spared... It appears that some gangs are trying to revive gang wars in Mumbai, but neither the police nor the government will allow such activities. The Chief Minister has taken this matter very seriously, and so have all of us. I also appeal to celebrities to immediately inform the police if they receive threatening calls from anyone. The police and the government will take all necessary measures to ensure their safety. I would only say that, just as gang wars were brought to an end in the 1990s, we will not allow them to return to Mumbai. The safety of every citizen, whether a member of the public or a celebrity, will remain our priority. No one involved will be spared." (Full video available on PTI Videos - https://t.co/bIyFWTfmBd)

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