Saif Ali Khan wants to go to the UK, has connections to the underworld

Indian actor Saif Ali Khan hospitalized after an attacker who entered his house, stabbed him, raising many questions. The police are currently investigating the incident and looking into various aspects.

Why didn’t the staff at Saif Ali Khan’s house try to catch the attacker? The accused had only a knife in his possession during the attack which he used to attack the Bollywood actor. The police are also investigating how the attacker reached Saif Ali Khan’s house, as he could not have entered the premises without inside help. According to the police, they received information about the attack on actor Saif Ali Khan at around 3 am, after which they immediately reached the scene and shifted Khan to the hospital. An Indian police officer told the media that during the attack, the accused tried to enter the premises of the house by climbing the wall from an adjacent building near Khan’s house. Initial investigations also revealed that someone helped the accused enter the actor’s house.

Bangladeshi Ambassador to UAE pays courtesy call on Ambassador of Pakistan

Arrival of Menzies Aviation in Pakistan to promote new technology, youth employment: PM

PM Shehbaz welcomes ceasefire announcement in Gaza

The investigation into the attack is expected to progress further, with the police looking into whether the attack was part of a larger plan or just a random incident. According to informed sources familiar with Baaghi TV, Saif Ali Khan has immigration in the UK and is keen to go to the UK soon. The sources also say that Khan has connections with the underworld and has close ties with drug smugglers. That is why after the attack on Saif Ali Khan, encounter specialist Daya Nayak, who is known for his anti-underworld activities, is also part of the investigation team, who will not only investigate the attack on Khan but also his links with the underworld.

The Bollywood actor was attacked with a knife multiple times at his house in Mumbai on Thursday morning. The attack has sent shockwaves not only among Saif Ali Khan’s fans but also across the film fraternity. Saif Ali Khan’s wife, actress Kareena Kapoor Khan, and their two children were unharmed in the attack. After the incident, Mumbai Police immediately reached Khan’s apartment complex, “Satguru Sharan”, in Bandra West, where an investigation was launched. The police team also included renowned encounter specialist Daya Nayak who is known as a brave officer in the Mumbai Police, who made his mark by killing more than 80 underworld gangsters in the 1990s. His courageous actions and his important services in the police force earned him the reputation of a legend.

Pakistan calls for political dialogue to address Yemen issue

3rd round of negotiations b/w Opposition, Govt committees held in Islamabad

Sardar Ahmad Shaqib Calls for UN Support for Afghan Refugees in Pakistan

Daya Nayak was born in the 1960s in Udupi, Karnataka, to a Konkani-speaking family. He was the youngest child of his father, Badda Nayak, and mother, Radha Nayak. He started his educational journey from a local school, where he studied till the seventh standard, before moving to Mumbai (then Bombay). His first job after coming to Mumbai was in a local hotel, however, he continued his education despite financial difficulties and completed his education till the 12th standard. His dream of becoming a police officer was awakened when he was introduced to officers of the Narcotics Bureau during a plumbers’ training.

Saif Ali Khan wants to go to the UK, has connections to the underworld | Baaghi TV

Indian media spreading misinformation to undermine Bangladesh’s democratic movement

Hindu mob sets fire three Muslim houses in Bihar over interfaith marriage

Modi regime restricts tourist movement to northeastern states of India

In 1995, Daya Nayak joined the police force as a sub-inspector and started his service at the Jai Ho police station. His rise to fame came in late 1996 when he killed two gangsters belonging to Chota Rajan gang in an encounter in Jai Ho. This action earned him respect and recognition in the police department. Since then, Nayak has had a successful yet controversial career in the police force. In 2004, the Maharashtra Control of Organised Crime Act court directed the Anti-Corruption Bureau to investigate him. The investigation led to raids at six locations, including two in Bangalore. During the investigation, it was revealed that Daya Nayak had allegedly purchased two fleets of luxury buses, one in Mumbai under the name “Vishal Travels” and the other in Bangalore.

After the attack on Saif Ali Khan, the police, led by Daya Nayak, have started an investigation to find the accused in the attack. Meanwhile, the encounter specialist will also investigate Saif Ali Khan’s links with the underworld. The police are continuing their investigation to find out the reasons behind the attack, and to find out the motives behind the attack could be.

“Will try my best, as will doctors”: Saim Ayub on Champions Trophy availability

“Available as coach for India”, says Kevin Pietersen

29th death anniversary of Urdu poet Mohsin Naqvi being observed today