Archive · 28 Jan 2026
KRK Remanded in Oshiwara Firing Case
Actor KRK is in trouble for firing a gun in Oshiwara, Mumbai.
The police say he admitted to shooting, but no one was hurt.
They found one empty bullet case and think there might be more bullets missing.
The court sent KRK to jail for 14 days.
His lawyer says the arrest was not done properly and that the case is not very serious.
The police used a special tool to check where the bullets came from and say it was KRK's gun.
Now, the police want to take away KRK's gun license.
Actor Kamaal Rashid Khan (KRK) remanded to 14 days judicial custody in Oshiwara firing case.
Police allege KRK admitted to firing shots from his licensed 7.76 mm Mauser pistol.
Process initiated to cancel KRK's weapon license, documents sent to police commissioner's office.
Police recovered one empty cartridge but believe more ammunition is missing.
Court questioned necessity of further custody as no one was injured, distance to complainant's residence disputed.
- Who
- Actor Kamaal Rashid Khan (KRK)
- What
- Firing incident in Oshiwara
- When
- January 18 (incident), February 20 (court hearing)
- Where
- Oshiwara, Mumbai
- Why
- Police allege Khan fired shots from his licensed pistol
- Actor
- Kamaal Rashid Khan (KRK)
- Incident
- Oshiwara firing
- Weapon
- 7.76 mm German-made Mauser pistol
- Custody
- 14 days judicial custody
- Ammunition Recovered
- 1 empty cartridge
- Distance from Complainant
- 400-500 meters (police), 1 km (defense)
- AI Tool Used
- Bullet trajectory and sound pattern analysis