بھارتی اداکار سیف علی خان چاقو حملے کے بعد خیریت سے ہیں لیلاوتی ہسپتال میں آپریشن کامیاب رہا

Doctors in the Indian city of Mumbai say that the condition of actor Saif Ali Khan, who was injured in a knife attack late last night, is now out of danger. On Wednesday night, an unknown person entered Saif Ali Khan’s residence in Bandra area and during the encounter, Saif Ali Khan was stabbed several times with a knife. He was shifted to Lilavati Hospital where he underwent surgery. In a statement on Thursday, the actor’s team said that ‘Saif Ali Khan has undergone surgery and is now out of danger. He is still recovering and is under the supervision of doctors.’ Speaking to reporters after the surgery, according to Dr. Nitin Dange of Lilavati Hospital, the actor was stabbed in the upper back, resulting in serious injuries. Surgery was performed to remove the knife from his body. Two deep wounds on his left hand and neck were treated by a plastic surgery team. Deputy Commissioner of Police Dixit Gedam said that an unknown person entered actor Saif Ali Khan’s house. After this, an argument broke out between Saif Ali Khan and the person, in which Saif Ali Khan was injured, news agency ANI quoted Mumbai Police as saying. It was reported that a man entered Saif Ali Khan’s house and first encountered Saif Ali Khan’s domestic servants, but when Saif Ali Khan tried to intervene, the man attacked them.

According to a report by the English newspaper Hindustan Times, a thief entered the Bandra house of Saif Ali Khan and his wife Kareena Kapoor at around 2:30 am. During this time, Saif Ali Khan was at home with his family. The report says that after the attack, the thief fled the scene and the police are searching for the attacker. The report quotes a senior IPS officer as saying that Saif Ali Khan was admitted to Lilavati Hospital. His team had also issued a formal statement on the attack on actor Saif Ali Khan. The statement said that an attempt was made to rob Saif Ali Khan’s house. He is currently undergoing surgery in the hospital and the police are investigating the matter. Dr. Neeraj Atmani, COO of Lilavati Hospital, told Hindustan Times that he was brought to Lilavati Hospital at around 3:30 am. He has six injuries, two of which are deep, one of which is near the spine. He is undergoing surgery, and the depth of the injury will be known after the surgery.