Exclusive: Former Bigg Boss contestant and celebrity advocate Sana Raees Khan on Saif Ali Khan attack incident, says ‘we need to work together to improve security in our homes’

Former Bigg Boss contestant and celebrity advocate Sana Raees Khan recently shared her insights on the Saif Ali Khan knife attack incident, emphasizing the need for enhanced security measures in homes and communities. The incident, which has garnered significant media attention, raised serious concerns about the current safety protocols in Mumbai.
Sana Raees Khan, speaking during a media discussion forum, highlighted the critical need for collective efforts to improve safety. She stated, "The incident with Saif Ali Khan is a serious reminder that we need to work together to improve security in our homes and communities. It’s important for the police, security agencies, and residents to come together and create better safety measures. Proper background checks, stronger security systems, and clear guidelines can help prevent such incidents in the future. This is not just about protecting celebrities but ensuring the safety of all citizens.”

She further elaborated on the importance of being proactive rather than reactive, advocating for a holistic approach to security. Her suggestions included conducting thorough background checks, implementing robust security systems, and establishing clear, enforceable guidelines to prevent future incidents.

Sana's extensive experience in high-profile legal cases lends weight to her recommendations. Her portfolio includes involvement in prominent cases such as the Bhawesh Bhide Ghatkopar hoarding collapse case, the Sheena Bora case, the Pune beheading case, and Raveena Tandon's mob harassment case, among others.

Her call to action serves as a wake-up call for authorities and residents alike to prioritize security improvements. The Saif Ali Khan incident underscores the urgent need for enhanced safety measures, not only for celebrities but for all citizens, ensuring a safer environment in Mumbai and beyond.