Mumbai's Swift Response to Saif Ali Khan Attack Highlights Safety Concerns

Maharashtra Minister Chandrashekhar Bawankule reassures that Mumbai remains the safest city following a knife attack on actor Saif Ali Khan. The actor suffered multiple stab wounds, prompting criticism from opposition parties about state security. The state government maintains it acted swiftly and appropriately in response.

Maharashtra Minister Chandrashekhar Bawankule asserted that the state government's swift response to the knife attack on actor Saif Ali Khan underscores Mumbai's status as the safest city in the country.

Khan, aged 54, sustained severe injuries when an intruder repeatedly stabbed him at his Bandra residence. Despite the grave situation, doctors report he is recovering well post-surgery.

Critics from opposition parties questioned the government's ability to ensure safety, highlighting a lapse in law and order under Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis. Nevertheless, Bawankule emphasized the government's commitment to maintaining security and proactive incident management.

(With inputs from agencies.)