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Saif Ali Khan Stabbing Case: Shariful Islam, accused of attack on Saif Ali Khan, described himself as innocent in the bail plea. He accused the Mumbai Police of implicating the false case. Now the Mumbai Police has made an incident on the petition …Read more
Saif was attacked on the morning of 16 January. (Photo courtesy: IANS)
New Delhi: Mohammad Shariful Islam Shahzad, accused in the case of attack on Bollywood actor Saif Ali Khan, filed a petition for bail. The accused said that he is innocent and a false case has been registered against him. But the Mumbai Police has raised strong objection to this. The police filed a reply on the petition and opposed the bail of the accused and demanded the court to reject it.
Police said in the court that accused Mohammad Shariful Islam Shahzad is a Bangladeshi citizen and is living illegally in India. If the accused is released on bail, he can run to Bangladesh and intervene in the investigation. On the bail of the accused, it can be feared that he may again be involved in such serious crimes.
Next hearing will be held on 9 April
The police also said that their crime is very serious and there is strong and concrete evidence against the accused. Keeping all these things in mind, the police appealed to the court to dismiss the bail plea of the accused so that the crime does not double and the case can be investigated properly. The next hearing of the case will be held on April 9, when the court will take a final decision on the bail plea.
Shariful filed a bail plea on March 29
Mohammad Shariful Islam Shahzad, accused of attacking actor Saif with a knife, filed a bail petition on March 29 in the Mumbai Sessions Court. Saif was attacked in his Bandra house on the morning of 16 January. The accused allegedly attacked his youngest son Jeh’s room and attacked him. The actor was hurt at many places. Saif reached the hospital with his son Taimur despite his injuries.
The thief hit a knife 6 times
At present, this case is going on in the Bandra Magistrate Court, which comes under the jurisdiction of the Mumbai Sessions Court. Once the police will file a charge sheet, the matter will be transferred to the sessions court. However, the charge sheet has not been filed yet. According to media reports, doctors had removed a 2.5 -inch knife from Saif’s wound. The actor had six knives wounds on his body, two of which were serious, which were near his spine.
