The 19 sets of fingerprints collected from actor Saif Ali Khan's residence after the attempted burglary and knife attack on him do not match the fingerprints of the accused Shariful Islam, the investigation into the high-profile case has found.

Mumbai Police have gathered crucial evidence, including blood samples and clothing, in the investigation of the knife attack on actor Saif Ali Khan. The accused, Mohammad Shariful Islam Shehzad, reportedly demanded Rs 1 crore,

According to the official sources, the crime branch has lost steam because experienced officers, who possess a deep understanding of combating criminals, have been sidelined. The apparent void was visible even in the Khan's case wherein the cops encountered several false leads, while trying to zero in on the accused.

Mumbai police have sent samples to forensic laboratory for tests. Police to conduct facial recognition test of the accused

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AIMIM leader Waris Pathan has raised doubts over Saif Ali Khan’s recent attack, questioning the details of the incident and his swift recovery.

Speculations continue to swirl over the stabbing incident, with many raising questions over the arrested accused and Saif Ali Khan's 'quick recovery'.

Mumbai Police has collected Saif Ali Khan and the accused Shariful Islam's clothes for further investigation in the actor's stabbing case. As per the information gathered by India TV's team, the clothes along with Saif's blood sample have been sent to forensics for matching.

Mumbai Police collected Saif Ali Khan's blood sample and clothes for forensic analysis in the knife attack investigation.

Bollywood actor Saif Ali Khan, who was recently the victim of an attack at his Bandra residence, was discharged from Lilavati Hospital on Tuesday after five days of treatment.His return home was closely followed by heavy police security,