Is the underworld involved in the attack on Saif? Maharashtra's minister of State for home Affairs said something big.
Saif ali Khan Attack: Police are making new revelations about the attack on actor Saif ali Khan. Meanwhile, the home minister spoke on this and gave a shocking statement about the underworld's involvement in this incident.
Saif ali Khan Attack: Bollywood actor ali KHAN' target='_blank' title='saif ali khan-Latest Updates, Photos, Videos are a click away, CLICK NOW'>saif ali khan was attacked with a knife by a man in his own house in the Bandra area of Mumbai. In this case, the police interrogated a carpenter on Friday. Meanwhile, a minister of the state government spoke openly on this incident and denied the involvement of the underworld in it.
Police interrogated the carpenter
The police officer said in this case, 'The carpenter has been identified as Waris ali Salmani. Who was taken to Bandra police station for questioning? Because his appearance is similar to the intruder, who stabbed Saif several times with a knife during the attempt to steal.' The face of the attacker was visible in the CCTV footage that came out on Thursday. In the video, around 2:30 am, the attacker wearing a red gamchha and carrying a bag was seen running down the stairs from the sixth floor of the 'Satguru Sharan' building, where ali KHAN' target='_blank' title='saif ali khan-Latest Updates, Photos, Videos are a click away, CLICK NOW'>saif ali khan lives.
No arrests have been made yet.
According to the officer, Salmani had worked on the actor's flat two days before the incident. The officer said that the contractor who got the work done had informed the carpenter about the attack. He said that after hours of interrogation, the police took him to an unknown place. Another officer, on the condition of anonymity, said that the person brought to the Bandra police station for questioning had no connection with the attack on Saif ali Khan.
He said, 'No one has been arrested so far. More than 30 teams have been formed to trace and arrest the attacker.' The officer said that the age of the attacker is being said to be between 35 and 40 years.
Underworld has no connection with the incident - Home Minister
Maharashtra's minister of State for Home Yogesh Kadam said that theft was the motive behind this incident and completely rejected the possibility of any underworld gang being involved in the attack. Saif was attacked with a sharp weapon in which he suffered injuries in six places including his neck. He underwent surgery at Lilavati Hospital, which he reached in a hurry by autorickshaw.
Saif may be discharged in two to three days.
Lilavati Hospital's neurosurgeon Dr. Nitin Dange said, "We are monitoring his progress and as per our expectations his condition is improving well. As per his progress, we have advised him to rest and if he feels fine, we will discharge him in two to three days."
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