Mohammed Shami Wins the Maintenance Litigation Against His Wife Hasin Jahan

The Indian speedster, Mohammed Shami is riding on his luck. He is having a great time both on the field as well as off the ground. Shami won the maintenance litigation against his estranged wife, Hasin Jahan when her demands were turned down by the Alipore Court.

Noteworthy, Hasan asked for INR 10 lakh rupees per month as maintenance litigation.

The rift took birth between the duo when Hasin allegedly accused him of domestic violence and other extra-marital affairs.

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According to the report by Zee News, the judge of the court finalised 80,000 rupees per month for maintenance services of their daughter, Aairah Shami.

The advocate of Shami made it clear that the speedster of India was ready to pay maintenance charges from the very beginning.

However, he asserted that there would be no allocation of shares towards Hasin. Furthermore, Hasin has switched back to her modelling and acting career.

The advocate of Jahan said she was thinking of reviving his career, but the court rejected these claims by calling them baseless.

However, the advocate of Hasin Jahan is now aiming to pay a visit to the High Court after Mohammed Shami won the maintenance litigation.

Mohammad Shami met with an accident:

The 28-year old, Mohammad Shami missed the One-off Test match against Afghanistan after his dismal Performance in Yo-Yo Test. Shami was involved in an accident and has a close escape. Eventually, he sustained minor injuries in the crash.

“(The tour of) South Africa was a long time ago, and there have been some off-field issues after that. I had to fight a lot in between, but my effort was that I have to keep doing what I love most and what is most important to me (cricket),” Shami said.

“I wanted to keep doing my job and then see what happens to the rest of the stuff in my life. Whatever difficulties I face, first I wanted to play cricket and keep doing it. The result is in front of us,” he concluded.