Zaib Zubair Ansari, the suspect in a stabbing incident in Mira Road, Maharashtra, expressed feelings of social isolation during police questioning, stating that no one treated him well. The incident occurred when Ansari approached two security guards, inquiring about their religion before attacking them with a knife. Following his arrest, investigators noted his unusual behavior, including repeatedly washing his hands and requesting multiple baths. During a search of his residence in Naya Nagar, authorities discovered materials including three copies of the Quran and a handwritten note referencing 'lone wolf' attacks, potentially linked to Islamic State ideology. Ansari's family, originally from Kurla, India, now resides in the United States, and he returned to India in 2019 after a family dispute. He has been living independently and conducting online science tuition classes. Investigators are exploring whether the attack was spontaneous or premeditated, with multiple agencies actively involved in the case.