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Crime
Indore police intensify probe of contacts of Pranjal Thakran during six‑day remand
✍️ Amar Ujala · Indore
🗓 26 Oct 2026, 06:31 PM
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Police in Indore are accelerating the investigation into the network of Pranjal Thakran, arrested in the Mumbai Tiger Shroff assault case, as he begins a six‑day remand.
Indore police have stepped up efforts to map the associates of Pranjal Thakran, who was taken into custody in connection with the assault on Bollywood actor Tiger Shroff in Mumbai. The suspect is currently on a six‑day judicial remand, during which authorities will question him about his links across Madhya Pradesh and other states.
Investigators are compiling details of Thakran's contacts, aiming to uncover a wider network that may have facilitated the alleged attack. The probe includes tracing phone records, social media interactions, and travel itineraries to identify co‑conspirators.
Senior officials said the intensified scrutiny is part of a broader effort to dismantle any organized elements behind the high‑profile assault. The police have not disclosed the number of individuals under investigation, but the focus remains on establishing the extent of the network beyond Indore.
The remand period, set for six days, will allow the police to conduct a thorough interrogation and gather additional evidence. The case continues to attract national attention, given the celebrity status of the victim and the cross‑state nature of the alleged crime.
Investigators are compiling details of Thakran's contacts, aiming to uncover a wider network that may have facilitated the alleged attack. The probe includes tracing phone records, social media interactions, and travel itineraries to identify co‑conspirators.
Senior officials said the intensified scrutiny is part of a broader effort to dismantle any organized elements behind the high‑profile assault. The police have not disclosed the number of individuals under investigation, but the focus remains on establishing the extent of the network beyond Indore.
The remand period, set for six days, will allow the police to conduct a thorough interrogation and gather additional evidence. The case continues to attract national attention, given the celebrity status of the victim and the cross‑state nature of the alleged crime.