23 January,2026 10:28 PM IST | Mumbai | Shirish Vaktania
Two fired bullets were recovered from different floors of the building on Sunday, officials said. Representational Pic/File
Mumbai Police on Friday said that it has questioned actor Kamaal Khan in connection with the Oshiwara firing case and was further probing the matter.
The police said it was further investigating the firing incident at Nalanda Society in Oshiwara.
Two fired bullets were recovered from different floors of the building on Sunday.
No injuries were reported in the incident, police said.
According to police officials, one bullet was found on the second floor and another on the fourth floor of Nalanda Society. The bullets were recovered from the residence of a writer-director and a struggling model.
On the second floor, writer and director Neeraj Kumar Mishra resides along with Pratik Baid, who is a model.
Police confirmed that used bullets were found at both locations.
Police stated that Khan's house is located close to Nalanda Society. During the investigation, officers recreated the scene of the firing to understand the direction from which the bullets were allegedly fired.
Based on the recreation of the incident, police sources said they suspect that the shots may have been fired from the direction of Kamaal Khan's bungalow.
The Oshiwara Police, along with the Crime Branch, checked several CCTV cameras in the surrounding area, including those near the society and the bungalow. The forensic team seized the used bullets for further examination.
A police source said, "After recreating the scene, the police allegedly suspected that the bullet was fired from the Kamaal Khan bungalow. We also checked several CCTV cameras of the area, society and bungalow area."
On Friday, the Oshiwara Police questioned Khan as part of the ongoing investigation.
Confirming the development, DCP Dixit Gedam of Zone 9 told mid-day, "The actor Kamaal Khan is suspect in the firing case. We are further investigating it (the matter)."
Police have said the investigation is still ongoing and no arrests have been made so far.
