Mohammad Shami Wife Hasin Jahan Indian cricket team’s fast bowler Mohammad Shami’s wife Hasin is once again in discussion. This time Haseen Jahan has posted a picture, which is in discussion. Hasin Jahan shared this picture on Instagram, which is going viral. Actually, in this picture, Haseen Jahan has filled her demand with vermilion. In this beautiful picture, people’s attention went to vermilion and people started asking questions.
Haseen from where people are asking questions whether you have got married again. Or has anyone else got it. Haseen from where many other types of questions are being asked. Many people are asking whether she is completely divorced from Shami.
However, Hasin Jahan has not answered these questions. She recently shared this picture. Haseen Jahan often shares her pictures on social media. People also praise her a lot.
Let us tell you that Hasin Jahan is having a dispute with Indian cricketer husband Mohammed Shami. Was married to Indian cricketer Shami in 2014. But after about four years, there was a dispute between the two. The dispute escalated so much that Shami reached the police and then the court. Haseen Jahan and Shami also have a daughter, who lives with Haseen Jahan.
Actually, Hasin Jahan had created a sensation on March 6, 2018 by accusing Mohammed Shami of having relations with other women. Since then both do not live together. Then from where she had demanded an alimony of 10 lakh rupees every month from her husband Shami. That is, one crore 20 lakh annual alimony was demanded. She had asked for this alimony for the maintenance of herself and her daughter.
Shami’s wife Hasin Jahan had filed a case against this fast bowler accusing her of various kinds including extra marital affair. She also accused Shami of match-fixing. After this the BCCI terminated her annual contract. However, after the investigation, the BCCI again included Shami in the annual contract of Rs 3 crore. Shami, who is facing the charges of her wife, was questioned by the police and also searched her house.
