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Saif Ali Khan Attack Case: Saif Ali Khan was brutally beaten late yesterday night in Bandra West during a purported robbery attempt. With the assistance of local auto-rickshaw driver Bhajan Singh, the actor, hardly able to walk, was taken to Lilavati Hospital. Some media reports claimed that the rickshaw driver refused to take any money in exchange for this service.

Singh, a Khar (East) resident, claimed that a staff member stopped his car outside the Satguru Sharan building and begged for immediate assistance. The Pataudi Palace owner relied on a rickshaw even though he had access to cars worth several crores.

Speaking to ANI, the auto rickshaw driver Bhajan Singh revealed that he has not been contacted by Kareena Kapoor or any one else to date. "I was called there (Bandra Police Station) for questioning…I did not think about money that night…I have not been contacted by Kareena Kapoor or anyone else so far. I have not had any conversation with them."

Ibrahim Ali Khan, Saif's oldest son, reportedly drove his father to the hospital. However, according to a doctor at Lilavati Hospital, the actor and his 8-year-old son, Taimur Ali Khan, arrived at the hospital in an autorickshaw.

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Given the urgency, Saif Ali Khan’s need for immediate transport to the hospital was crucial. Any delay in seeking medical attention following the attack could have had severe consequences. 

About Saif Ali Khan's Stabbing 

Saif Ali Khan's home in Bandra was attacked around 2.30 in the morning on Thursday.  The actor intervened when he heard a disturbance in his son Jeh's room and saw an assailant attacking the child's babysitter. During the encounter, Khan sustained six stab wounds, including two major slashes on his back and a minor neck injury. He is now 'out of danger,' as confirmed by the hospital staff. 

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