The first images of Bollywood actor Tiger Shroff since Sunday’s firing in Juhu show him at home with dressings on his shoulder and chest and his right arm bandaged, as Deputy Chief Minister Eknath Shinde visited the family late night.Police had said the actor did not suffer any bullet injury in the attack. The nature of the injuries visible in the images has not been explained.Speaking to reporters after meeting the Shroff family at their residence, Shinde described the incident as serious and condemnable, and warned against any attempt to revive gang warfare in Mumbai. “Mumbai has witnessed a period of intense gang warfare in the past. The police brought that situation under control through firm action. We will not allow anyone to recreate those days or disturb the peace of the city,” he said.Read | Tiger Shroff firing: First CCTV images of alleged shooters out, bike found near Andheri stationShinde said he had spoken to Shroff and his father, veteran actor Jackie Shroff, and assured them that the government and the Mumbai Police stood behind the family and would address their security concerns. He said five rounds had reportedly been fired, that the driver had been injured and that the actor had a narrow escape. View this post on Instagram A post shared by SCREEN (@ieentertainment)Asked about reports linking the Lawrence Bishnoi gang to the attack, Shinde said that irrespective of which gang was involved, attempts to intimidate people or claim responsibility for violence would not be tolerated. He urged celebrities and others to inform the police immediately if they received threatening calls or messages.First images show Tiger Shroff bandaged at home as Maharashtra Deputy Chief Minister Eknath Shinde visits after Juhu firing. https://t.co/KmuyvhwWYv— The Indian Express (@IndianExpress) October 18, 2026“Whether it is a celebrity, an industrialist or an ordinary citizen, everyone’s security is important. No gang will be allowed to operate with impunity in Mumbai. The government will not allow anyone to take the law into their own hands,” he said. Personnel from security agencies collect evidence. The Mumbai Police believe the claim came from the Bishnoi gang, as it ticks all the boxes of the gang’s modus operandi for claiming responsibility. (Express Photo by Sankhadeep Banerjee)What we know about the attackThe firing took place around 7 pm on Sunday near Pushpa Narsee Park, where Shroff reportedly plays football every Sunday. Police suspect the assailants carried out a recce and knew his routine. “It appears that the accused may have followed the actor and waited outside the park gate until he arrived,” a police officer said.Read | ‘Last warning’: Gangster Anil Pandit claims Tiger Shroff firing, warns Salman KhanFive rounds were fired, police said. Shroff’s driver, Firdosh, suffered a bullet injury to his left hand, and another person standing near the actor’s car was also injured. Both were admitted to hospital.Story continues below this ad Police officer mark the area where Tiger Shroff was shot at. (Special Arrangement)The assailants fled on a motorcycle towards SV Road and left the bike outside Andheri (West) railway station. Police have obtained CCTV images of two men suspected to be involved. Fifteen teams have been formed to trace them, and no one has been detained. The case is likely to be transferred to the Crime Branch. No one has been detained so far. The case is likely to be transferred to the Mumbai Police Crime Branch, an officer told The Indian Express.A social media post purportedly linked to the Lawrence Bishnoi gang has claimed responsibility. Police are yet to verify it. There was no complaint on record from Shroff about threat calls in the past, an officer said.