On camera, Tiger Shroff shooting suspects seen rushing to catch train in Surat before arrest in Kota The three suspects were nabbed on Monday from Rajasthan’s Kota from where they were planning to flee to Nepal via Delhi. Updated on: Oct 19, 2026, 21:00:07 IST By Shashank Rao | Edited by Sana Fazili Prefer HTPrefer HT Prefer HT on Google Share Fresh details have emerged in the shooting case involving Bollywood actor Tiger Shroff, with CCTV footage from Surat railway station helping police track down the three alleged assailants, who were arrested in Rajasthan’s Kota on Monday. Two of the three assailants seen rushing to catch the train at Surat station. (Sourced video) Two of the three assailants seen rushing to catch the train at Surat station. (Sourced video) Shroff escaped unhurt after three motorcycle-borne assailants opened fire at him in Mumbai on Sunday evening as he was leaving a club in his car after playing football. The suspects subsequently travelled by road from Mumbai to Surat, where they boarded the Pune-Jaipur Express (train 12939). They were arrested in Kota on Monday morning while allegedly attempting to flee to Nepal via Delhi. Also read: Shooters planned to kill Tiger Shroff in Mumbai, motive unclear, say police According to railway officials, a team of RPF and GRP was formed based on inputs received from the police. “The surveillance footage was checked at various stations after which they were tracked from Surat railway station. The team of rail police along with local police apprehended them at Kota the next day, at around 10.15 am,” said a Western Railway official. Fresh clip shows men rushing to catch train Deep Dive How did police track the suspects after the Tiger Shroff shooting? Where were the suspects arrested, and which train were they on? Where were the Tiger Shroff shooting suspects allegedly planning to flee? Powered By FAQ Ask HT The CCTV footages from various spots of Surat railway station show the trio rushing their way to catch the train. Two of the three men are dressed in white shirts, while the third one is seen wearing a blue T-shirt, carrying a bag. They can be seen walking hurriedly outside the station. On the platform, the trio is seen rushing past the crowd to catch the train – two running ahead and the third one closely following behind. The CCTV footages became a crucial piece of evidence for the cops who were trying to nab the assailants in the high-profile case. How investigators tracked the assailants The three suspects were detained from the general coach of the Pune-Jaipur Express when the train arrived at Kota railway station. According to the RPF, Kota division received information from the Mumbai Police crime branch about the suspects travelling on the train in connection with the firing incident in Juhu. “The joint team checked the train upon its arrival and detained the three men before they could proceed further. Preliminary information indicated that the suspects had travelled by road from Mumbai to Surat before boarding the train,” said the railway official. Who are the assailants? The suspects have been identified as Rehan alias Sukka (18), a resident of Sonipat in Haryana; Ritwik Kurmi alias Roshan Fighter (22), reportedly from Bihar and currently residing in Andheri West and a juvenile whose identity has been withheld in accordance with legal requirements. However, the police later said that none of the three assailants is a minor. The third one was identified as Phool Singh, aged 18 years. One of the accused is said to be a driver working for app based aggregator Rapido. A spokesperson for the company said in a statement: “We are deeply concerned by the incident involving Mr. Tiger Shroff and his team, and we are relieved that he is safe. We wish him a swift recovery. We are aware of media reports mentioning an individual registered as a captain on the Rapido platform. He has not been active as a captain on our platform since 14th October. As is common in India’s larger gig economy, individuals may be registered with several platforms at the same time. On the day of the incident, the individual had used Rapido’s services as a customer”. The statement further read, “We are in constant touch with the authorities and are supporting them in their investigation. We responded promptly and have shared all the information requested from us. Rapido has zero tolerance for violence or criminal activity, and we will continue to extend our full cooperation.” The suspects are being investigated for their alleged involvement in the firing incident, and their culpability will be established through the ongoing probe.

Fresh CCTV footage from Surat railway station has emerged as a key piece of evidence in the investigation into the shooting incident involving Bollywood actor Tiger Shroff in Mumbai. The footage shows three alleged assailants rushing through the railway station to board a train, hours after shots were fired at the actor’s vehicle in the city.

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The three suspects were arrested in Rajasthan’s Kota on Monday morning, October 19, after a joint operation involving railway police and local authorities. According to officials, the men were allegedly planning to escape to Nepal through Delhi after travelling out of Mumbai.

Shroff escaped unhurt when three motorcycle-borne assailants allegedly opened fire at him on Sunday evening. The incident occurred in Mumbai’s Juhu area as the actor was leaving a club in his car after playing football. Two other people, including his driver, were reportedly injured in the firing.

CCTV Footage Shows Suspects Rushing Through Surat Railway Station

The CCTV footage from Surat railway station captures the three men moving hurriedly through the premises as they attempted to catch their train. Two of the suspects can be seen wearing white shirts, while the third is dressed in a blue T-shirt and carrying a bag.

The footage shows the men walking quickly outside the station before making their way onto the platform. They are subsequently seen rushing past other passengers, with two of them running ahead and the third following closely behind.

Investigators examined surveillance footage from multiple locations to establish the suspects’ movements after the shooting. The recordings from Surat proved crucial in helping police trace the men and identify their onward journey.

According to a Western Railway official, a team comprising personnel from the Railway Protection Force (RPF) and Government Railway Police (GRP) was constituted following inputs from the Mumbai Police.

“ The surveillance footage was checked at various stations after which they were tracked from Surat railway station,” the official said, adding that the joint team apprehended the suspects in Kota the following morning at approximately 10:15 am.

Suspects Travelled From Mumbai to Surat Before Boarding Train

According to preliminary information shared by railway officials, the three men travelled by road from Mumbai to Surat before boarding the Pune-Jaipur Express, train number 12939.

The suspects were detained from the train’s general coach when it arrived at Kota railway station on Monday morning. The RPF’s Kota division had received information from the Mumbai Police Crime Branch regarding the presence of the alleged assailants on the train in connection with the Juhu firing incident.

Acting on the information, a joint team checked the train upon its arrival and detained the three men before they could continue their journey.

Police are investigating whether the suspects were acting on instructions from others and what prompted the alleged attack. The motive behind the shooting remains unclear, and their alleged involvement is being examined as part of the ongoing investigation.

Who Are the Three Suspects in the Tiger Shroff Shooting Case?

The accused were initially identified as Rehan alias Sukka, 18, a resident of Sonipat in Haryana; Ritwik Kurmi alias Roshan Fighter, 22, reportedly from Bihar and residing in Andheri West; and a third individual whose identity was initially withheld.

Police subsequently clarified that none of the three accused was a minor. The third suspect was identified as Phool Singh, aged 18.

Investigators are examining the backgrounds of the accused and their possible links to the shooting. Reports have also indicated that one of the individuals was associated with app-based mobility platform Rapido.

Rapido Issues Statement After Reports Link Individual to Platform

Responding to media reports, Rapido expressed concern over the incident and relief that Tiger Shroff had escaped the firing unharmed.

The company said the individual mentioned in reports had not been active as a captain on its platform since October 14. It added that the person had used Rapido’s services as a customer on the day of the incident.

The spokesperson further stated that the company was cooperating with the authorities and had shared the information requested by investigators.

Rapido reiterated that it had zero tolerance for violence or criminal activity and would continue to extend its full cooperation to the investigation.

The arrests in Kota mark a significant development in the case, with CCTV footage, railway surveillance and coordination between police units helping investigators trace the suspects across state lines. Authorities are continuing their probe to establish the circumstances surrounding the shooting, the motive behind the attack and the extent of each accused person’s alleged role.

The suspects’ culpability will be determined through the ongoing investigation and legal proceedings.