The Mumbai police said they have found as many as 19 fingerprints of Bangladeshi national Mohammed Shariful Islam, alias Vijay Das, who allegedly attacked Bollywood actor Saif Ali Khan at his house on January 16 in a failed robbery attempt, from the crime scene.

A suspected Bangladeshi citizen was arrested in Mumbai for the stabbing of Bollywood star Saif Ali Khan. The attack prompted calls for enhanced security in the city. Khan, who was operated on after being stabbed six times,

The Bollywood star’s attacker slept soundly at a bus stop, changed clothes and took a train the next morning, say the cops

On Sunday morning, the Mumbai police arrested Mohammad Shariful Islam Shehzad, a suspected Bangladeshi national, from Thane city in connection with the January 16 attack on Saif Ali Khan. Shehzad was apprehended after several misidentifications of individuals resembling him were made based on CCTV footage from the actor’s building.

The Mumbai Police identified a 30-year-old man named Mohammad Shariful Islam Shehzad as the accused in the Saif Ali Khan stabbing case and arrested him in Thane on Sunday. As the visuals from the arrest surfaced on social media,

Mumbai Police have found pictures of two suspects related to the Saif Ali Khan stabbing case on the mobile phone of the arrested suspect, Mohammad Shariful Islam Shehzad. As the investigation unfolds,

Shariful Islam Shehzad, a Bangladeshi national, was arrested by Mumbai police for stabbing actor Saif Ali Khan during a robbery attempt. The suspect fled but was tracked via CCTV, his backpack, and online transactions.

The actor's attacker is currently in the custody of Mumbai Police for 5 days for interrogation regarding the motive and his nationality.

Saif Ali Khan was stabbed at his house on January 16, as there was an attempt of burglary. As Saif got into a fight with the burglar, he was stabbed six times and a cut was close to his spine. The actor underwent a long surgery,

In a shocking incident, Bollywood actor Saif Ali Khan was stabbed during a burglary attempt at his home. The swift arrest of the suspect was aided by a seemingly trivial UPI transaction for paratha, shedding light on the intersection of crime and technology.