‘Mohammed Shami forced me to leave’: Hasin Jahhan called Pesar a criminal in explosive charges – Watch. Cricket news

New Delhi: Mohammed Shami’s wife Haseen Jahhan has once again made serious allegations against the Indian cricketer, claiming that he has refused to provide basic financial assistance to him and his daughter, and tried to ruin his life. Jahan, who married Shami in 2014, shared her personally, saying that she was forced to leave her career after marriage and is now left without any source without any source.“I used to act model and act before getting married. Shami forced me to quit his profession. He wanted me to live only a housewife’s life. I loved Shami so much that I happily accepted it,” Jahan said.

The couple’s bitter legal battle has been going on for years and is often publicly played. According to Jahn, his current financial dependence on Shami forced him to take legal resort.“Now I have no money for my own. Shami has to bear all responsibility for our maintenance. That is why we had to contact the court when he denied this. Thank God that there is a law in our country that orders people to bear their responsibilities,” he said.He further questioned Shami’s character, accusing him of putting his daughter’s future in danger.

“If you are entering a relationship with someone, it is not written on their face that they have a poor character, a criminal, or you and your daughter’s future. I also became such a victim,” she said.“God has forgiven the greatest criminals. He cannot see his daughter’s safety, future and happiness. He should also give up his stubbornness of Hasin Jahn’s desire to ruin. He cannot destroy me because I am on the path of justice while he is informally.”On Tuesday, the Calcutta High Court directed Shami to pay Rs 4 lakh per month – Rs 1.5 lakh to Jahhan and Rs 2.5 lakh to their daughter – as interim maintenance. The court noticed that this amount was “appropriate, appropriate and appropriate” to ensure their financial stability during the ongoing legal proceedings.Jahn had earlier shifted the High Court against an order of 2023 SESS courts, which directed Shami to pay him Rs 50,000 and Rs 80,000 to his daughter. The High Court amended the amount, given that Shami’s income and financial revelations indicate that he is able to pay more.Justice Ajoy Kumar Mukherjee said, “In view of the materials placed before me … there is a need to amend the amount of interim monetary relief fixed by the court below.”“The wife of the petitioner, who has been unmarried and living independently with the child, deserves a flat maintenance, which she enjoyed during the continuation of marriage and who, along with her future, makes the future of the child safely,” it further said.Jahn had earlier filed an FIR in 2018 under several allegations against Shami and her family, including domestic violence, dowry harassment and match-fixing allegations, which he later reiterated in court filing. He initially sought Rs 7 lakh per month for himself and Rs 3 lakh for his daughter as an interim monetary relief for his daughter.