State vs Accused in Rohit Shetty residence firing case

22 May 2026Chargesheet

Chargesheet filed in Rohit Shetty house firing case

The Mumbai Police filed a chargesheet naming 17 accused in the Rohit Shetty residence firing case. The chargesheet invokes the Maharashtra Control of Organised Crime Act (MCOCA) and alleges that gangster Anmol Bishnoi monitored the operation via video call.

The Times of India

Explanation in simple terms

What:: Mumbai Police filed a chargesheet, which is an official list of accusations, against seventeen people.
Who:: Mumbai Police are the investigators, the seventeen people are the accused, and Anmol Bishnoi is an accused gangster.
When:: Reported on 22 May 2026.
Where:: MCOCA Court, Maharashtra.
Why:: The police filed this to formally charge the people involved in the residence firing case under organized crime laws.
What it means:: The case now moves forward as the court acknowledges these formal accusations against all seventeen named individuals.

22 Mar 2026Arrest

Mumbai police arrests eighth accused in Rohit Shetty residence firing case

Mumbai police have arrested the eighth suspect in connection with the firing at filmmaker Rohit Shetty's residence. The individual, identified as Pradeep Sharma, was produced before a local court for remand.

The Hindu

Explanation in simple terms

What:: The police arrested one more person suspected of involvement in the shooting at the filmmaker's home.
Who:: The Mumbai police are the agency involved, Pradeep Sharma is the accused, and the MCOCA court is the legal body.
When:: Reported on 22 Mar 2026.
Where:: Mumbai, Maharashtra, at an MCOCA court.
Why:: The arrest was made for the suspect's alleged role in the shooting at the residence of Rohit Shetty.
What it means:: The accused was brought before a judge for remand, which is a process to decide if he stays in custody.

19 Feb 2026Arrest

Weapon used in firing at Rohit Shetty’s residence recovered; 12 arrested in case: Mumbai Police

The Mumbai Police's Crime Branch has recovered the weapon used in the firing at filmmaker Rohit Shetty's residence, officials said on...

The Times of India

Explanation in simple terms

What:: The police recovered a weapon used in a shooting at a home and arrested several people.
Who:: The Mumbai Police Crime Branch is the agency investigating, and the individuals arrested are the accused.
When:: Reported on 19 Feb 2026.
Where:: MCOCA Court, Maharashtra.
Why:: The police made these arrests and found the weapon because they are investigating the firing at a residence.
What it means:: The police have gathered physical evidence and suspects to further the investigation within the court process.

17 Feb 2026News

Five accused in Rohit Shetty firing case remanded till February 23

Five accused arrested in the Rohit Shetty firing case were produced before the MCOCA court today after their police custody expired,...

The Times of India

Explanation in simple terms

What:: Five people were sent to prison custody after their time with the police ended.
Who:: The five accused are the people arrested, and the MCOCA court is the judge overseeing the case.
When:: Reported on 17 Feb 2026.
Where:: Maharashtra, at the MCOCA court.
Why:: The accused were brought to court because their period of police custody had expired.
What it means:: The court has decided that the accused will remain held in custody until their next court appearance.

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State vs Accused in Rohit Shetty residence firing case

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Chargesheet filed in Rohit Shetty house firing case

Mumbai police arrests eighth accused in Rohit Shetty residence firing case

Weapon used in firing at Rohit Shetty’s residence recovered; 12 arrested in case: Mumbai Police

Five accused in Rohit Shetty firing case remanded till February 23

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