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Saif Ali Khan Attack Case: It was earlier reported that a suspect was brought for questioning regarding Saif Ali Khan’s stabbing case in Bandra police station. But now Mumbai Police refuted such claims and stated that no one has been detained related to the case. As quoted by ANI, Mumbai Police said “The person brought to Bandra police station for questioning is not related to the Saif Ali Khan Attack Case. No one is detained in Saif Ali Khan Attack Case of now.” 

On the other hand, Maharashtra Junior Minister for Home (Urban) Yogesh Kadam said "It was an attempt of theft only and there is no gang involved in this incident...police are further probing the case. Saif Ali Khan never asked for any Security. This attack was not part of any gang. The accused had entered the house with the motive of theft only. A scuffle broke out between Saif Ali Khan and the suspect in which the actor got injured." 

The actor was admitted to Lilavati Hospital on Thursday where he had two surgeries. Giving the health update, Dr Nitin Dange from the hospital said that the actor is safe and is out from the Intensive Care Unit (ICU). While speaking at a press conference, the doctor also mentioned how Saif Ali Khan walked in like a lion with his young child. He said, "He had blood all over. But he walked in like a lion with his young child. He is a real hero. He is doing well currently. His parameters have improved. He is being shifted from the ICU to a special room. We will keep visitors in check. We want him to rest." 

Earlier in the day, the Mumbai Police informed that they had taken possession of a portion of the blade extracted from Saif Ali Khan's back. The police also stated that the attacker was last seen near Bandra railway station. The investigation is currently going on in this matter. 

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