Mohammed Shami gets bail in domestic violence case
Alipore court granted cricketer Mohammed Shami bail after he appeared physically. Shami is set to play for India in the 2023 World Cup.
In Short
- Shami was granted bail on two thousand rupees bail bond
- Shami has been involved in a legal battle with Hasin Jahan since 2018
- Shami is set to play for India in the 2023 World Cup
On Tuesday, the Alipore court granted cricketer Mohammed Shami bail on two thousand rupees bail bond. Shami appeared before the Kolkata’s Alipore ACJM court on Tuesday physically and took bail. Based on the FIR filed by Hasin Jahan in Jadavpur police station in 2018, a case had been filed against Mohammad Shami and some of his family members. Legal proceedings were initiated against Shami.
Earlier, the court had asked Shami to appear before the court and take bail. Back in 2018, Shami was accused by his ex-wife Hasin Jahan of domestic violence and she filed a case in a lower court.
Mohammed Shami appeared in court for the first time in the bride torture case. Before the World Cup 2023, to be played from October 5, the Indian cricketer appeared in court on Tuesday, September 19 and applied for bail. The judge granted the plea and granted bail.
On August 23, the Alipur Additional Sessions Judge ordered that the court did not find any necessary reason behind summoning Shami in view of Hasin's complaint. So, he does not have to appear in court for the time being. However, within the next 30 days, the Indian cricketer will have to apply to the trial court for further proceedings in this case.
During this period he can apply for bail. The trial court will decide on Shamir's bail according to law. Following this order, Shami appeared in the court, and was granted bail.