Saif Ali Khan Stabbed at Home: Mumbai Police Seek Public Help to Locate Suspect.

 

 Mumbai Police have released a new  snap of the suspect involved in the attack on Bollywood actor Saif Ali Khan at his Bandra  hearthstone. The image, taken from CCTV footage, shows the  bushwhacker fleeing through the  structure's fire exit stairs.Saif Ali Khan news: The man who attacked Bollywood actor Saif Ali Khan with a knife at his Mumbai residence early Thursday,

    January 16, was last spotted at Sandra station. CCTV footage from Thursday morning shows the unidentified attacker in the Sandra area, wearing a different shirt. In the latest image, he is seen in a blue shirt, seemingly attempting to escape.The attacker, meanwhile, remains at large despite nearly 48 hours since the attack and more than 30 teams on the lookout for him. Police picked up a carpenter in connection with the attack on Khan (54) at his apartment in the early hours of Thursday as he resembled the intruder, and brought him to the Sandra police station for questioning on Friday morning, but released him later.Another CCTV grab and a video footage of the attacker was released on Thursday evening, a few hours after the attack on Saif Ali Khan.

    The video showed the assailant, wearing a red scarf and carrying a backpack, scurrying down the stairs from the sixth floor of the 'Sat guru Sharon' building, where Saif Ali Khan lives. The time stamp on the video footage showed around 2.30 am.Mumbai Police have released a new  snap of the suspect involved in the attack on Bollywood actor Saif Ali Khan at his Bandra  hearthstone. The image, taken from CCTV footage, shows the  bushwhacker fleeing through the  structure's fire exit stairs.   

  During surgery, the doctors removed a 2.5-inch knife fragment. They noted that if the knife had gone just 2 mm deeper, it could have caused a severe injury.

“So, we operated and removed it. But from there, the spinal fluid was leaking. Due to that repair, we are keeping him under observation. Today he is doing excellent. Wounds are healing and he has no neurological deficit,” Dr Dange of Lilavati Hospital informed.During surgery, the doctors removed a 2.5-inch knife fragment. They noted that if the knife had gone just 2 mm deeper, it could have caused a severe injury.