Saif Ali Khan attack case: Accused Shariful Islam is Bangladeshi, Police obtained this major evidence against him

In the latest development of the Saif Ali Khan's attack case, accused Shariful Islam's Bangladeshi driving license has been revealed. This crucial information has confirmed the nationality of the accused. Shariful Islam's driving license was issued by the Government of the People's Republic of Bangladesh and Bangladesh Road Transport Authority, Barisal.

As per the latest information, on November 21, 2019, Barisal Transport Authority, Bangladesh issued this driving license to Shariful Islam, valid till February 21, 2020. It was a learning license for a two-wheeler, and the license number was 144. As per the license, Shariful Islam's father's name is revealed to be Mohammad Rule Hamid.

The report further stated that For this two-wheeler driving license Shariful gave all three exams - written, oral and practical at Barisal Transport Authority on March 18, 2020. Shariful was issued a permanent driving license after passing these exams. On this license, his name is in both Bengali and English languages.

The document also shows his date of birth as March 12, 1994. The number for issuing the permanent license is 8654 352254. Police found the driving license, and on that basis, they confirmed that Shariful Islam is a resident of Bangladesh.

Reportedly, the police have amplified the investigation of the case. Mumbai Police has formed a special team and they will investigate how and through whom Shariful Islam stayed and worked in India, especially Maharashtra and Mumbai.

Saif Ali Khan's attack inspired conspiracy theories? 

The first reports of the attack were very detailed, but Saif recovered quickly and left the hospital. This has raised questions about how people think about the incident versus what really happened. Saif's fans are praising him for being strong, but his family and friends are pointing out that people are reacting inconsistently. Meanwhile, after getting discharged, Saif met Bhajan Singh Rana, the auto-rickshaw driver who took him to Lilavati hospital after he got stabbed in the wee hours of January 16.