‘Extra Marital Affairs With ….. ‘ Hasin Jahan made shocking Allegation on Mohammed Shami

Mohammed Shami, the premier bowler for Team India, is quite busy in the ongoing IPL. At the same time, his wife Hasin Jahan now has moved directly from the High Court to the Supreme Court. In the year 2018, Mohammed Shami was the subject of numerous accusations from Shami’s wife. Shami, however, has disputed every one of these claims. Shami’s wife has now appealed to the Supreme Court in protest over the High Court’s ruling and she has demanded the arrest of Shami.

Hasin Jahan, Shami’s wife, has once again accused him. She has said that Shami had an extramarital affair and that he also used to torture her in exchange for dowry. Hasin Jahan also alleged that Mohammed Shami indulged in sexual relations with prostitutes. ”According to the legislation, no celebrity should have a special position, the court made a mistake in its decision” according to Hasin Jahan.

Mohammed Shami, as per the allegations in the Petition, still continues to be involved in sexual activities with prostitutes: Hasin Jahan | #Cricket https://t.co/FiT0ycDbOA

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Let us inform you that the Kolkata High Court ordered Shami in January 2023 to give Rs 1.30 lakh to his wife each month. Out of which, 80,000 will go towards his daughter and 50,000 will be given to his ex-wife Hasin Jahan. However, she was not happy with this amount. She had demanded Rs 10 lakh.

In an interview, Shami had stated that he would be willing to apologise to Hasin Jahan if the accusations were shown to be accurate. Let us inform you that no such evidence has been discovered thus far that may result in Mohammed Shami’s arrest.

Shami just gave a fantastic performance in his last IPL match, taking 4 significant wickets in his four overs for his team. He is in excellent shape, but he is also dealing with claims once more since his wife has filed an appeal against him in the Supreme Court. It will be interesting to see how this case turns out now that it has reached the Supreme Court.