A Kolkata court has mandated that India’s fast bowler Mohammed Shami pay his estranged wife Hasin Jahan Rs 50,000 per month in alimony. Four years prior, Jahan had levelled a number of accusations against the right-arm pacer.
A Kolkata court has mandated that India’s fast bowler Mohammed Shami pay his estranged wife Hasin Jahan Rs 50,000 per month in alimony. Four years prior, Jahan had levelled a number of accusations against the right-arm pacer.
Following the court judgement, Jahan requested Rs 10 lakh per month from the Indian pacer because she was unhappy with the amount of alimony that Shami was to pay. Jahan filed a lawsuit in 2018 asking for a monthly alimony payment of 10 lakh rupees, which includes 7 lakh for personal costs and 3 lakh for the upkeep of their daughter.
Jahan will probably appeal the decision to a higher court in order to get paid more. Judge Anindita Ganguly of the Alipore court announced the verdict on January 23.
Hasin filed a formal complaint at the Jadavpur Police station alleging Shami of adultery and domestic abuse, which sparked the entire incident. Shami was charged after the complaint with attempted murder and domestic abuse with no possibility of release.
Hasin Jahan alleged that everytime they visited the cricketer’s birthplace in Uttar Pradesh, his relatives abused her. When asked if Shami’s relatives also tormented her, Jahan responded, “Yes, anytime I have gone to UP. “You may inquire about how Shami’s family treated me from the neighbours. He has been requesting a divorce for two years, so I kept quiet. He has been tormenting me and has done all in his power to get me to leave “Jahan said.
Jahan also claimed that Shami was threatening her over phone using different phone numbers.
Shami, on the other hand, consistently refuted Jahan’s assertions and even went on social media to declare that they were untrue and part of a plot to discredit him.
Shami had told India Today he was ready to aplogise to Jahan if her allegations of infidelity and domestic abuse were proven to be true.
