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Saif Ali Khan’s attacker used to illegally send money to family in Bangladesh: Mumbai police chargesheet
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Saif Ali Khan’s attacker used to illegally send money to family in Bangladesh: Mumbai police chargesheet

Mohammed Shariful Islam Fakir, the main accused in the Saif Ali Khan attack case, allegedly sent money to his family in Bangladesh illegally via a relative, the Mumbai police found during its investigation into the case. The Bandra police recently filed a chargesheet in the case and said that every month, Fakir would send some money to one Abdulla Alim via his manager or supervisor Amit Pandey. In his statement to the police, Pandey said Alim was Fakir’s sister’s husband, the chargesheet reveals. When the police obtained Alim’s account statement from a private bank’s branch in Bengaluru’s M G Road, they allegedly found that Indian currency was being illegally sent out of India via the said account. The police got the account placed under a ‘debit freeze’, the 1,612-page chargesheet recent...
Saif Ali Khan attack: Accused watched YouTube news on ‘wrong suspect’ being caught in Chhattisgarh, say police
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Saif Ali Khan attack: Accused watched YouTube news on ‘wrong suspect’ being caught in Chhattisgarh, say police

Mohammed Shariful Islam Fakir, 30, the Bangladeshi national arrested for attacking actor Saif Ali Khan on January 16 at his Bandra house during a failed robbery attempt, watched a YouTube video on the Railway Protection Force (RPF) catching the wrong suspect in the case from Chhattisgarh’s Durg. According to the chargesheet recently filed by Bandra police in connection with the attack on Saif, the police learnt this when they scanned Fakir’s mobile phone. He allegedly watched a YouTube report titled ‘Durg se Pakda Gaya Sandigdh’, the police said, adding that they have taken a screenshot of the video. Various other items were allegedly found on Fakir’s phone, according to the police. These included photos of his nationality certificate and character certificate in Bengali, election ID card,...
‘Leave him, let’s go to hospital first’: Kareena when Saif was looking for attacker, says chargesheet
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‘Leave him, let’s go to hospital first’: Kareena when Saif was looking for attacker, says chargesheet

On January 16, while Bollywood actor Saif Ali Khan was confronting the man who attacked him with a knife at his residence, his actor wife Kareena Kapoor Khan urged him to leave the attacker and prioritize their safety and medical attention, says the 1,613-page chargesheet filed by Bandra police against Bangladeshi national Mohammed Shariful Fakir, who was arrested from Thane labour camp for the attack. According to the chargesheet, Kareena had returned home at 1:20am on January 16 after visiting her friend Rhea Kapoor. “Around 2am, Junu (Jehangir’s nany) came to our room screaming- ‘Jaybaba ke room me ek admi hath me chaku lekar aaya hai, aur wo paise maang raha hai (There’s a man in Jehangir’s room with a knife in his hand and demanding money),” Kareena said in her statement to the police...
Saif Ali Khan attack: Bandra police files ‘strong’ chargesheet against accused
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Saif Ali Khan attack: Bandra police files ‘strong’ chargesheet against accused

With nearly 35 key witness accounts 25 CCTV footage matches and ‘indisputable’ forensic evidence, Mumbai police has claimed to have filed a ‘strong’ chargesheet against Bangladeshi national Mohammed Shariful Fakir Islam, 30, who is accused of attacking Bollywood actor Saif Ali Khan on January 16 at his residence in Bandra (West).The Bandra police submitted an over 1600-page chargesheet on Tuesday against Shariful, who was arrested from a labour camp in Thane on January 19. The police have included reports of the facial recognition test conducted by the forensic laboratory in the chargesheet. “We had sent around 300 CCTV footages to the FSL and out of that 25 footages matched with the face of the accused,” said a police source. Story continues below this ad The CCTVs includ...