Tiger Shroff firing case: MCOCA court remands 11 accused in police custody till November 6
Under the MCOCA, a court can grant bail only if it is satisfied that there are reasonable grounds to believe the accused is not guilty. Police get up to 180 days, instead of 90 days under ordinary criminal law, to file a chargesheet under the Act
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