The wrong man arrested in Saif Ali Khan case! Marks found at home did not match Shahzad’s fingerprint

A big update has now surfaced in the case of the attack on Saif Ali Khan. The fingers found at the actor’s house do not match the samples of Bangladeshi Shariful Islam Shahzad. It was arrested on 16 January for attacking Saif. According to the Mid-Day report, the investigation was done by the CID, which gave a negative report on Shariful’s fingerprint. It is now a discussion on social media that the wrong person has been arrested. After a 3 -day search of the Mumbai Police and the Crime Branch, Shariful was caught from Thane, which was assigned to about 40 teams. According to the report, a total of 19 fingerprint samples were taken at the actor’s house and none of them matched with decent. The incident questioned the arrest of the person who is accused of attacking Saif. The actor underwent surgery for six hours at Lilavati Hospital in Mumbai.

Wrong man arrested!

There is already speculation on the Internet that the person seen in the CCTV footage of Saif’s building and the arrested men are two different people. The CID report has arrived on the fingers of Shariful, which was sent to the Fingerprint Bureau of CID. A system-generated report here confirmed that not one of the 19 fingerprints was matching Shariful. Mid-Day quoted sources as saying that the report was sent to the CID Superintendent in Pune on Friday.

How to approve 25 lakh rupees?

Along with this, questions are also being raised on the money of the incense received by Saif on the other side. This question is raising directly on the company. It is being said that the insurance company Niva Bupa sanctioned Rs 25 lakh to Lilavati Hospital for the treatment of Saif Ali Khan in a few hours. Health Insurance Specialist, Nikhil Jha wrote on his/her X, ‘It is a normal process to ask for an FIR copy in Medicoligal cases. The insurance company waived this need and immediately approved a cashless request of Rs 25 lakh. The final bill was apparently Rs 36 lakh, which was also approved.

Questions raised on the company

he/she further said, ‘If it was a normal person, the company would have made extra money and would not have paid the claim, IRDAI should answer why Niva Bupa preferred a celebrity and it became difficult for the common people to claim it. Gave?’ Overall, questions are being raised on the company as to how the money was received within four hours.