Khan was repeatedly stabbed with a knife by an intruder inside his 12th-floor apartment in 'Satguru Sharan' building in upscale Bandra in the early hours of January 16.

Shahzad was apprehended late Saturday, nearly 70 hours after the attack. During the court hearing, his defence lawyer argued that the arrest was illegal due to the absence of prior notice and claimed that Shahzad had been residing in Mumbai for several years with valid documents.

Former MLA and NCP leader Zeeshan Siddiqui has raised serious concerns about the growing safety issues in Bandra, Mumbai, a neighborhood once regarded as one of the city's most secure. His remarks follow the recent attack on actor Saif Ali Khan early on Thursday.

Mohammed Shehzad, the accused arrested for allegedly stabbing actor Saif Ali Khan in his home on intervening night of January15 and 16, has been sent to five-day police custody. Shehzad, who was arrested in Thane by Mumbai Police on Sunday, was produced in court in Bandra.

The Crime Branch criticizes Bandra police for their slow reaction to the stabbing of actor Saif Ali Khan, claiming better coordination could have led to the swift capture of the assailant. This incident has sparked urgent discussions on the efficiency and priorities of Mumbai law enforcement.

Mumbai Crime Branch criticizes Bandra Police for delayed response and lack of coordination in investigating the attack on actor Saif Ali Khan, hindering the capture of the assailant.

In the latest image, Saif Ali Khan’s attacker is seen in Bandra area in a blue shirt, seemingly attempting to escape.

The Mumbai Crime Branch has slammed the Bandra Police for their late reaction while probing the recent stabbing attack on actor Saif Ali Khan. Senior officers have claimed that the Bandra Police didn't immediately alert other units, including the Crime Branch and Government Railway Police (GRP), which let the accused slip away.

The man arrested on Sunday in connection with the January 16 attack on Saif Ali Khan was in Bandra, where the actor lives, until 7 am on the day of the incident and reportedly slept at a bus stop, according to a police official.

The knife attack on actor Saif Ali Khan inside his Bandra home on January 16 has exposed cracks in Mumbai’s law and order, raising questions about the safety of residents, particularly high-profile individuals.