
April 9, 2025: In a major development in the Saif Ali Khan stabbing case, Mumbai’s Bandra Police have submitted a detailed 1,000-page chargesheet in court, compiling extensive evidence against the prime accused, Shehzad alias Shariful Islam.
Also Read: Kunal Kamra Rejects Bigg Boss Offer: “I’d Rather Check Into a Mental Hospital”
The actor was attacked on January 16, when Shehzad allegedly attempted to rob Khan’s Bandra residence and ended up stabbing the Bollywood star. Saif was severely injured, with damage to his thoracic spine and other areas. He was immediately rushed to Lilavati Hospital, where he remained under care for five days before being discharged on January 21.
Also Read: Meghan Markle Opens Up About Postpartum Health Scare in Powerful Podcast Debut
According to Mumbai Police, the chargesheet includes:
The police believe that Shehzad broke into the residence with the intent to rob but ended up violently attacking the actor when confronted.
Also Read: “Hang In There”: How Salman Khan Supported Mithun Chakraborty’s Son Mimoh After His Debut Film Flopped
This chilling incident shocked Bollywood and raised serious concerns about celebrity security. With the chargesheet now filed, the case is set to move into its trial phase.
Tags:
Saif Ali Khan, Saif Ali Khan attack, stabbing case, Bandra police, Mumbai crime, Bollywood news, Mumbai police chargesheet, Shehzad, forensic report, Lilavati Hospital, celebrity crime, Saif Ali Khan stabbing, India crime news
In a high-profile appearance for the finale week of Kaun Banega Crorepati (KBC) Season 17,…
Acclaimed Sufi singer Kailash Kher was forced to stop his live performance midway at the…
The 2025 reimagining of Anaconda is a film that recognizes the absurdity of its own…
Bollywood’s favorite couple, Sidharth Malhotra and Kiara Advani, shared a heartwarming glimpse of their 2025…
The Central government on Friday expressed strong opposition to a Public Interest Litigation (PIL) filed…
The year 2025 has been a landmark era for Indian cinema, defined by performances that…