The police suspect that the intruder who attacked actor Saif Ali Khan used the building shaft to enter the 12th-floor flat as he was not spotted in the CCTV cameras in the lifts or the lobby.
The intruder who entered Saif Ali Khan’s 12th floor apartment in Mumbai’s Bandra was locked by the family in one of the rooms but he managed to flee, the police said on Thursday, hours after the actor was attacked at his home.
A senior police officer said that they suspect the accused may have used the building shaft to enter the flat as he was not spotted in the CCTV cameras in the two lifts or the lobby. The building has two entrances; while the main entrance has two security guards the second has one.
The security wall for the second entrance is not high and a net installed there has a tear, leading the police to suspect that this is how the accused entered the building. The police also suspect it may be the job of an insider who was aware that the net was torn.
The police suspect that the intruder entered the house from the servant’s quarter at the back after gaining entry and using the shaft. He then argued with a nanny and later attacked Saif when he intervened, the police believe.
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