Shooter in Tiger Shroff case claims to be a minor, raising new legal questions

A new development has emerged in the case involving actor Tiger Shroff, with the shooter now asserting that he is a minor. The claim could significantly affect how the case is handled under the law, since juvenile status typically brings different procedures and protections. The age claim is likely to be scrutinized by investigators and the court before any decision on the accused's legal treatment is made. Details of the claim and its verification remain central to the proceedings. The development has drawn attention because of its implications for the case's direction.