4 More Arrested as Cops Bust Train Weapons Pipeline Run by Women
In a major breakthrough dismantling the logistical spine behind the armed attack on Bollywood actor Tiger Shroff, the Delhi Police Special Cell has arrested four additional suspects, including two young women deployed as cross-country weapons couriers. The suspects—identified as 21-year-old Kunal, 19-year-old Sumit, and 23-year-olds Radha and Babita—were produced before a magistrate where visiting investigators from the Maharashtra Police CID, Mumbai, formally sought custodial transfer. The court granted the Mumbai Police a three-day transit remand, clearing detectives to escort the four operatives to Mumbai to confront them with previously captured gang members and piece together the full operational conspiracy.
Amritsar to Mumbai by Rail: How Female Couriers Ferried Firearms for Gangster Anil Pandit
Sustained interrogations by special cell sleuths revealed that the arms supply was coordinated on explicit instructions from fugitive gang handler Anil Pandit. According to investigators, Kunal sourced an illegal pistol along with twenty live rounds of ammunition from specialized illicit arms suppliers in Amritsar. To evade interstate highway security nets and baggage checks, the syndicate utilized Radha and Babita as unsuspecting couriers, tasking them with boarding commercial passenger trains to deliver the weapon cache directly into Mumbai. Following the execution of the Juhu shooting, the two women boarded a return train toward the capital, where counter-terror units intercepted and arrested them at the New Delhi Railway Station on October 20. Simultaneously, swift raid teams moved into Sonipat, Haryana, where Kunal and his associate Sumit were rounded up from their hideouts.
Multi-State Manhunt: Juhu Ambush Aftermath and the Lawrence Bishnoi Syndicate Link
The brazen armed ambush unfolded on the evening of October 18 in Mumbai’s upscale Juhu neighborhood when shooters opened fire on Tiger Shroff’s vehicle. While the actor narrowly escaped unhurt, the sudden volley of gunfire left two individuals, including his driver, nursing serious injuries. The latest arrests mark a rapid expansion of the multi-agency investigation following the earlier capture of three shooters intercepted by law enforcement at Rajasthan’s Kota railway station. Detectives from Mumbai and Delhi are now connecting forensic evidence, transit routes, and encrypted digital communications linking Anil Pandit directly to the wider Lawrence Bishnoi crime syndicate, determined to shut down every domestic operational cell providing safe houses, weapons, and transport to the gang’s hit squads.
