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Tiger Shroff firing case: Bystander injured in shooting in stable condition, under observation at Mumbai’s KEM Hospital

The injured man, identified as Umesh Chauhan, was present outside Pushpa Park in Juhu on Sunday night when assailants allegedly opened fire at the actor’s car, a police official said. Chauhan was initially treated and stabilised at Cooper Hospital in Juhu before being transferred to KEM Hospital

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Doctors are managing his condition conservatively under close clinical monitoring, as his vital parameters remain stable. Representational Pic

Doctors are managing his condition conservatively under close clinical monitoring, as his vital parameters remain stable. Representational Pic

A bystander injured in the Tiger Shroff firing case in Mumbai is haemodynamically stable and undergoing treatment at KEM Hospital, hospital authorities said on Monday. The bullet injury has not affected his heart or lungs, according to a medical bulletin.

The injured man, identified as Umesh Chauhan, was present outside Pushpa Park in Juhu on Sunday night when assailants allegedly opened fire at the actor’s car, a police official said.

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