Amritsar
Tiger Shroff firing incident takes a major turn, with Delhi Police Special Cell reportedly arresting four suspects, including two women. Investigators are probing an alleged weapons supply network and claims that the shooters surveyed several Bollywood celebrities' residences before the attack. According to reports, the weapons were allegedly obtained through a “dead letter box” — a pre-arranged location where items are left for collection — with the stash reportedly traced to Amritsar. Investigators are also examining claims that the suspects visited the homes of Salman Khan, Amitabh Bachchan, Aamir Khan and Akshay Kumar. Sources cited in reports suggest the attackers may have been instructed to target celebrities with comparatively lighter security. These allegations remain part of the ongoing investigation.
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What was projected as a major show of strength for CJP in Lucknow has sparked debate after the actual turnout fell significantly short of expectations. Authorities had reportedly prepared for a gathering that could attract close to 10,000 participants, with extensive security arrangements and monitoring put in place across the Eco Garden protest venue. The demonstration, centred around allegations of examination and recruitment irregularities, was expected to draw large numbers of students and government job aspirants from across the region. However, despite the anticipation surrounding the event, only around 1,500 protesters are reported to have attended the gathering. The turnout has become a major talking point, particularly given the party's substantial digital footprint and online influence. CJP and its associated platforms collectively command a social media audience running into millions, including a large Instagram following and a growing presence on X. CJP leader Abhijeet Dipke used the occasion to reaffirm his commitment to continuing the agitation and once again called for larger participation in upcoming demonstrations. He urged supporters to remain peaceful while expanding the campaign to other parts of the country.
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