Bollywood actor Saif Ali Khan's fans are anxiously waiting for his discharge from the hospital. However, this information may not be easily accessible. On Wednesday, January 15, an unidentified person broke into his home and attacked him. The attacker stabbed him six times. Saif managed to reach Lilavati Hospital by auto, underwent surgery, and is currently in a special room.
Fans are praying for Saif's speedy recovery and eagerly waiting for him to return home. Sources informed India Today that Saif’s family has requested the Lilavati Hospital medical team not to reveal any information. No updates can be released regarding his discharge nor can any medical bulletins be made public.
With Saif’s fast recovery, he might be discharged by Monday, although no official statement has been made. For fans, Saif's safe return home is a paramount concern.
Recently, Kareena Kapoor mentioned in a statement to the Bandra police that during the attack, Saif managed to send the children and women to the 12th floor. Saif tried to protect them. His intervention prevented the attacker from reaching their son, Jahangir (Saif and Kareena's younger child). Prior to Kareena, the nanny of Taimur-Jeh had also recorded her statement.
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On the late night of Wednesday, January 15, an unidentified assailant attacked Bollywood actor Saif Ali Khan with a knife. Mumbai police reported that the intruder entered Saif’s home and started arguing with a maid. Saif stepped in to mediate, but the enraged person attacked Saif instead, resulting in a scuffle. The attacker stabbed Saif six times with a sharp object during the altercation.
The children’s nanny was also injured. After the attacker fled, Saif took Taimur and went to the hospital by auto. He immediately requested a stretcher from the guards, informing them, "I am Saif Ali Khan." Currently, Saif is admitted in a special room at Lilavati Hospital after undergoing surgery. Doctors removed a 2.5-inch knife fragment from near his spine.
It's the third day, yet the police continue searching for the assailant. Thirty-five teams have been deployed to capture the attacker.
