Get well soon: B-town veteran and Parliamentarian Shatrughan Sinha shares AI-generated hospital image of Saif Ali Khan, Kareena Kapoor Khan
Bollywood actor and Parliamentarian Shatrughan Sinha has mourned the stabbing incident involving Saif Ali Khan but what drew the attention of netizens is the image shared by him on X.
The Artificial Intelligence-generated image shared by the veteran actor showed Saif Ali Khan lying in his hospital bed while his wife Kareena Kapoor Khan sat beside him.
Expressing sadness, Sinha wrote on X: "Very sad & unfortunate the tragic attack on our near, dear & loved #SaifAliKhan which injured him severely."
"Thank God he is healing well to recovery. Profound regards to my all time favorite 'show man' filmmaker #RajKapoor's granddaughter #KareenaKapoorKhan & the family," he said.
Sinha urged people to avoid the 'blame game' in the incident.
"Police are doing their job well. We certainly appreciate our CM & HM, Maharashtra @Dev_Fadnavis for his concern & remedial measures," he said.
"Let's not complicate the matter further. The matter will be solved soon, sooner the better. Thanks to Depty CMs @AjitPawarSpeaks & our friend @mieknathshinde for their kind words, extreme care & efforts," he said.
Wishing him recovery, Sinha said: "Let's not complicate the matter further. The matter will be solved soon, sooner the better. Thanks to Depty CMs @AjitPawarSpeaks & our friend @mieknathshinde for their kind words, extreme care & efforts."
Meanwhile, the man arrested for allegedly stabbing actor Saif Ali Khan at his Bandra home is a Bangladeshi national who entered India illegally and had been living in Mumbai for the past few months, Mumbai Police said Sunday.
Speaking to the media this morning, Deputy Commissioner of Police Dixit Gedam said they have arrested the accused in connection with the burglary attempt at the actor's Bandra home in the wee hours of Thursday as well as stabbing him.
The accused has been identified as Mohammad Sariful Islam Shehzad.
"The investigation has revealed that this accused could be from Bangladesh. He does not have any Indian document. We suspect he is from Bangladesh, we are investigating and have added Passport Act charges to the case against him," the senior officer said.
The cops said the man entered Saif's house with the motive of burglary.
"We have recovered some items from him that suggest he is from Bangladesh. He came to India illegally and changed his name to Vijay Das. He has been living in Mumbai for about four months and was working at a housekeeping agency," the senior officer said.
According to police, the accused is unmarried and worked as a waiter at a restaurant until a few months back.
He was currently unemployed and police suspect he attempted the burglary for a big haul. He has admitted to have attacked Saif.
The accused was picked up from Thane.
Saif Ali Khan was stabbed repeatedly while he tried to protect his children during an encounter with the intruder who attempted a burglary bid at his Bandra home in the wee hours of Thursday.
The 54-year-old actor sustained severe injuries, including wounds to his neck and near his spine, during the attack.
Saif is recovering well, doctors treating him said Friday. He underwent an emergency surgery on Thursday night during which a 2.5-inch piece of the blade was removed from his spine.
IBNS
Senior Staff Reporter at Northeast Herald, covering news from Tripura and Northeast India.
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