First picture of the person who attacked Saif Ali Khan released, suspect captured in CCTV installed on stairs

The first glimpse of the person who attacked Saif Ali Khan by entering his/her house on Thursday midnight has come to light. This attack on Saif’s house on the 11th floor of the building in Bandra has shocked everyone and everyone is wanting to know what is the motive behind this accident. However, the police have said in the initial investigation that it is a case of theft. Now the first picture of the intruder who attacked Saif has been released through CCTV footage. The first glimpse of this suspect captured in the CCTV camera installed on the stairs in the building has come to light.

Police suspect the accused to be a history-sheeter

It is reported that the police suspect the accused to be a history-sheeter. Police is investigating the crime horoscope of the accused. It is being told that a search operation was conducted in Prabhadevi area a few hours ago.

The attacker entered the house through the fire safety stairs

It is being said in the reports that the attacker entered the house through the fire safety route and he/she went straight to the children’s room. The nanny present here opened her eyes and then started fighting with that person, after which Saif Ali Khan also reached there after hearing the voice. The attacker also attacked Saif and stabbed him/her six times with a knife, in which he/she got badly injured.

That attacker first had a clash with Saif’s maid.

Police have said that before Saif reached there, the attacker first had a clash with Saif’s maid, after which both of them also had a scuffle. Immediately after the incident, injured Saif Ali Khan was taken to Lilavati Hospital by his/her son Ibrahim and a caretaker.

The attacker entered Saif’s house with the help of stairs built in the fire escape area.

Mumbai Police has said in a press conference that they have identified an accused in this case. Police said that the accused had entered Saif’s house with the help of stairs built in the fire escape area. The accused had entered the actor’s house with the intention of robbery.

Ten investigation teams are working on the case

Zone 9 DCP Dixit Gedam said, ‘Last night the accused used the fire escape ladder to enter Saif Ali Khan’s house. It seems to be a case of attempted robbery. We are working to arrest the accused. 10 investigation teams are working on the case. A case has been registered at Bandra Police Station.

This attack has no connection with Bishnoi gang

At the same time, Mumbai Police has rejected any connection of the attack on Saif Ali Khan’s house with the Bishnoi gang. he/she has said that this is a case of failed theft. While the accused has now been identified in the CCTV camera, the police has now started investigating the matter more rapidly.

Surgery to remove the knife and stop leaking spinal fluid

Doctors at Lilavati Hospital have confirmed that Saif Ali Khan’s condition is stable after the surgery. Dr. Nitin Dange has said that Khan had suffered serious injury due to the knife entering his/her spinal cord. he/she said, ‘he/she was deeply injured due to the knife entering his/her spine. Surgery was performed to remove the knife and stop the leaking spinal fluid. The plastic surgery team repaired two deep wounds on his/her left hand and another on his/her neck. Now his/her condition is completely stable. he/she is recovering and is now out of danger.

A 2.5 inch piece of knife was removed from Saif’s spine.

Dr. Neeraj Uttamani, COO of Lilavati Hospital, confirmed that after the successful surgery, Saif Ali Khan has been kept in ICU for a day. The team of doctors is monitoring him/her closely. he/she underwent neurosurgery and plastic surgery, in which a 2.5-inch piece of the knife was successfully removed from his/her spine. he/she said, ‘he/she has been shifted from the operation theater to the ICU for observation for a day. After that we will decide tomorrow. Right now, he/she is looking absolutely fine. he/she is recovering. We feel that his/her recovery should be 100 percent.