The person who attacked Saif Ali Khan turned out to be a wrestling player, told why he chose Kareena's building?

Shocking things are continuously coming to light in the Saif Ali Khan case. Police sources say that the attacker used to play national level wrestling in Bangladesh, hence Saif Ali Khan could not win against him. It was also revealed that if theft was her motive then why did she choose Saif Ali Khan's building?

The person who attacked Saif Ali Khan has been identified by the police as Mohammad Shariful Islam Shahzad of Bangladesh. The accused is being interrogated, but according to some reports, Shehzad has played wrestling at the national level in Bangladesh. Shehzad is of normal height in appearance, but his personality could not impress Saif. While being interrogated by the police, Shehzad said that he was a national level wrestling player in light weight, hence he had no problem in dodging Saif and running away. The police will now confirm Shehzad's words.

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Why did you choose Kareena's building?

Shahzad abandons the plan of using the ladder to target Mannat due to the tight security and high walls. On January 15, Shehzad checked Saif Ali Khan's house and found that the house was not very high. Because he had gone there and knew about the security loose. After thorough investigation, he returned home and entered the building at 1:37 am on January 16. Using the pipe, he climbed to the 2nd floor and entered Saif's flat through the bathroom window. In such a situation, the theft attempt failed, and in fear he attacked Saif Ali Khan, without stealing anything.

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Among many big revelations, another important thing has come to light. Reports said that Shahzad said that he needed Rs 50,000 so that he could return to Bangladesh. He had come to work in Mumbai some time ago, but now he needed Rs 50,000 to return. So he started stealing.