Hasin Jahan: Mohammed Shami should be beaten on the road, he and his family must be arrested

Cricketer Mohammed Shami and his wife Hasin Jahan's troubles took a turn for the worse on Monday with the introduction of Pakistani woman Alishba.

Jahan had alleged that Shami and Alishba had met in Dubai last month and indulged in 'dirty activities'. The Pakistani woman, though, clarified her stand on Monday and stated that she was just a fan of the premier Indian fast-bowler.

However, Jahan has blasted Alishba's claims and said that the woman and her husband are both liars.

"Alishba is not Shami’s fan. She can be his girlfriend, she can be a prostitute. If a girl secretly meets a man, hiding it from her family, does dirty things, shares a room. She had come to destroy my married life, malign my husband. But my husband is no less either,” said Alishba in front of media personnel. “I had told you many times that Alishba has a relation with Shami. They had met in Dubai to do dirty things. They had planned this since January. Was it only restricted to breakfast? It ended up in bed,” she added.

Jahan then went on to  make some rather explosive statements. She asked the police to arrest Shami and his family, and also said that her husband deserved to be beaten up on the streets.

“All of you should have accompanied me to beat Shami. He should be beaten up on the road. How many girls’ life is he going to destroy? He and his family must be arrested," said Jahan.

Alishba's name surfaced in the controversy after Jahan alleged that he could have a relationship with the Pakistani woman.

"Yes, I met him. I am a frequent flyer to Dubai because my sister stays in Sharjah. As a person, I really like Shami. As any fan that has idolised a celebrity, they always dream of meeting their idol. I had the desire to meet him (Shami) like any other fan would want to, which I don't think is a big deal," Alishba told 'ABP' news.

Shami had been booked under various non-bailable, including attempt to murder, and bailable sections after his wife lodged a complaint of domestic violence and infidelity against him.

Hasin then hinted that her husband may have cheated India following his alleged relationship with girlfriends from Pakistan and Dubai, which had prompted the Committee of Administrators (CoA) chief Vinod Rai to ask BCCI's anti-corruption body to submit a report in a week's time.

Hasin had said in the same news channel, "Alishba is a Pakistani citizen and Shami claimed that she gave him money. I have never been told by Shami for what purpose that money was given. I don't know but if he can fraud me he can fraud the country too." Alishba claimed she and Shami are just friends. "I am one of his followers, which is how I became Shami's friend. Just like he has lakhs of followers, I am one among those normal fans. I have sent him messages," she said.

She has also denied knowing UK-based Mohammad bhai or entering a hotel -- as alleged by Hasin -- with Shami. "No, I directly went to my sister's house. However, I visited the hotel next morning at around 9 am and had a breakfast with him," she said.

"I personally don't know Mohammed Bhai and have nothing to do with him and there was no involvement of money transaction between us. The person who does not even lie to anyone, how he can be disloyal to his country," Alishba said.

Earlier in the day, Hasin gave a confidential statement to a magistrate at Kolkata's Alipore court in connection to the charges she brought against the cricketer. After she emerged from the court, Hasin went to the residence of chief minister Mamata Banerjee to submit a written plea to meet her.

(Inputs from PTI)