Tiger Shroff Firing Case: Rehan’s Mother Says He Was Lured by ₹2 Lakh Offer

A shocking human story has emerged in the firing case linked to Bollywood actor Tiger Shroff. Rehan, a suspected shooter arrested in connection with the case, is from Sonipat, Haryana. His mother claims that someone offered him ₹2 lakh for work and took him away from home.

Speaking to the media, Rehan’s mother said her son was eating at home around 20 days ago when a man came to call him. Rehan reportedly told his family that he was going out for work. He never returned, and his phone remained switched off.

A Promise of Work and Money

According to his mother, Rehan had left his studies a few months earlier because of the family’s financial difficulties. He was learning welding in Gurugram to earn money and support his family.

She alleged that a young man from Bihar promised to arrange a good job for Rehan with his brother. The offer reportedly included payment of ₹2 lakh.

The family claims it had no idea that Rehan had travelled to Mumbai or become involved in the alleged shooting.

‘He Did Wrong, But Those Who Misled Him Must Also Be Punished’

Rehan’s mother admitted that her son had done something wrong, but she believes the people who allegedly lured him into crime should also face punishment.

She said the family is struggling financially and cannot even afford to travel to Mumbai to meet him. She also said she does not know where he is being held or what condition he is in.

Her appeal is clear: if her son is guilty, he should be punished according to the law. But those who allegedly pushed him into crime must also be held accountable.

The Bigger Question

This case raises a serious question about how financial hardship and promises of easy money can make young people vulnerable to criminal networks. However, the allegations made by Rehan’s mother have not been independently established, and the investigation must determine who recruited him and what role each person played.

The facts of the case must be established through the police investigation and the courts.