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Twelfth Suspect Arrested in Tiger Shroff Shooting Case, Remanded to 8-Day Custody

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Police have arrested a twelfth suspect in connection with the shooting linked to actor Tiger Shroff. The arrest follows the detention of the suspect in Sonipat, carried out by the Mumbai Crime Branch with help from local police on Thursday. The accused has been sent to eight days of police custody for further questioning. The source article does not provide further details on the charges or the suspect's specific role. Investigators are expected to continue questioning to establish the full circumstances of the incident.

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