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Saif Ali Khan Stabbed Case: Durg RPF has detained a suspect in the case of attack on Saif Ali Khan in Mumbai and is interrogating him. RPF has detained a young man from the general bogie of Shalimar Gyaneshwari Express.
Durg RPF is interrogating a suspect in the case of attack on Saif Ali Khan in Mumbai. RPF has detained a young man from the general bogie of Shalimar Gyaneshwari Express. According to information received from RPF, Mumbai Police had sent a photo to RPF Police, on the basis of which RPF Police has detained a young man from the general bogie of Shalimar Gyaneshwari Express. The young man was going from Mumbai to Bilaspur and was traveling in the general bogie. Actually, Bollywood actor Saif Ali Khan was recently attacked by a man who entered his house in Mumbai.
At the same time, RPF in-charge Sanjeev Sinha said that a photo was sent by Mumbai Police to Durg RPF, on the basis of which a suspicious young man was detained from the general bogie of Shalimar Gyaneshwari Express. The name of the young man is Akash Kailash Kanaujia who is a resident of Mumbai. He was going to Bilaspur by sitting in Gyaneshwari Express, from where the young man has told RPF that he was going to the house of his acquaintance in Tilda Nevra. RPF has sent the photo of the suspect to Mumbai Police for identification. RPF Police has not questioned the youth yet, interrogation will be done after Mumbai Police arrives. Mumbai Police will reach Raipur Airport at 8 o’clock after which they will come to Durg.
How is Saif’s health now?
Hospital doctors shared on Saturday that Saif’s health is better now. He has come out of the ICU and started taking a normal diet. According to the doctors, it will take time for Saif to recover completely, but his condition is stable and he is feeling improvement in his health.
Doctors had to do surgery
The actor was attacked by a stranger at his Bandra house late on Wednesday night, in which Saif suffered several serious knife injuries near the neck and spine. After this attack, he was immediately taken to Lilavati Hospital, where he had to undergo emergency surgery.
Team of doctors helped him to walk
Dr. Nitin Dange, neurosurgeon at Lilavati Hospital, said on Friday, “We are monitoring his health. He is improving very well as per our expectations. We have advised him bed rest. If he feels comfortable, we can discharge him in two to three days. Dr. Dange also informed that a team of doctors examined him and encouraged him to walk.
