Mohammad Azharuddin set to file Rs 100 crore defamation case against travel agent

Published : Jan 23, 2020, 1:37 PM IST

The travel agent alleged in his complaint that he booked various international flight tickets worth Rs 20.96 lakh for Azharuddin and some others in November last year on the request of the former India captain's personal assistant Mujib Khan.

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Mr Shahab, owner of Danish Tours and Travels agency in Aurangabad, alleged in his complaint that he booked various international flight tickets worth Rs 20.96 lakh for Azharuddin and some others in November last year on the request of the former India captain's personal assistant Mujib Khan, the police official said.

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I strongly rubbish the false FIR filed against me in Aurangabad. I’m consulting my legal team, and would be taking actions as necessary pic.twitter.com/6XrembCP7T
— Mohammed Azharuddin (@azharflicks) January 22, 2020

Mr Shahab also claimed that he was repeatedly promised payment online, but he did not receive any money.

In his complaint, Mr Shahab said that when he asked for the payment, Mujib Khan's associate Sudesh Awakkal sent an e-mail saying he has transferred Rs 10.6 lakh to him, but it was not received, the official said.

On November 24, Mr Awakkal sent Mr Shahab a picture on WhatsApp of a cheque issued by him. Mujib Khan also did the same on November 29, but the complainant alleged that he did not receive any of the cheques, he said.

Allegations against Mohammad Azharuddin.

Mr Shahab on Wednesday lodged a complaint at the City Chowk police station in Aurangabad against Mohammad Azharuddin, Mujib Khan and Sudesh Awakkal under sections 420 - cheating, 406 - criminal breach of trust, and 34 - common intention, of the Indian Penal Code.

In a video posted on Twitter, the former cricketer said, "There is no truth in this complaint and is made just to be in limelight. The allegations made in the complaint are baseless. I will seek legal advice and file defamation case worth Rs 100 crore against the complainant."

I strongly rubbish the false FIR filed against me in Aurangabad. I’m consulting my legal team, and would be taking actions as necessary pic.twitter.com/6XrembCP7T
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I strongly rubbish the false FIR filed against me in Aurangabad. I’m consulting my legal team, and would be taking actions as necessary pic.twitter.com/6XrembCP7T
— Mohammed Azharuddin (@azharflicks) January 22, 2020
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I strongly rubbish the false FIR filed against me in Aurangabad. I’m consulting my legal team, and would be taking actions as necessary pic.twitter.com/6XrembCP7T
— Mohammed Azharuddin (@azharflicks) January 22, 2020

Mr Shahab also claimed that he was repeatedly promised payment online, but he did not receive any money.

Allegations against Mohammad Azharuddin.

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Aurangabad, Maharashtra: A day after a travel agent lodged a police complaint against Mohammad Azharuddin and two others alleging that they cheated him to the tune of Rs 20.96 lakh the Hyderabad based cricketer dismissed the allegation as "baseless", and said he will take legal action against the complainant, Mohammad Shahab.

Mr Shahab, owner of Danish Tours and Travels agency in Aurangabad, alleged in his complaint that he booked various international flight tickets worth Rs 20.96 lakh for Azharuddin and some others in November last year on the request of the former India captain's personal assistant Mujib Khan, the police official said.

Mr Shahab also claimed that he was repeatedly promised payment online, but he did not receive any money.

In his complaint, Mr Shahab said that when he asked for the payment, Mujib Khan's associate Sudesh Awakkal sent an e-mail saying he has transferred Rs 10.6 lakh to him, but it was not received, the official said.

On November 24, Mr Awakkal sent Mr Shahab a picture on WhatsApp of a cheque issued by him. Mujib Khan also did the same on November 29, but the complainant alleged that he did not receive any of the cheques, he said.

Mr Shahab on Wednesday lodged a complaint at the City Chowk police station in Aurangabad against Mohammad Azharuddin, Mujib Khan and Sudesh Awakkal under sections 420 - cheating, 406 - criminal breach of trust, and 34 - common intention, of the Indian Penal Code.

In a video posted on Twitter, the former cricketer said, "There is no truth in this complaint and is made just to be in limelight. The allegations made in the complaint are baseless. I will seek legal advice and file defamation case worth Rs 100 crore against the complainant."

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Mohammad Azharuddin set to file Rs 100 crore defamation case against travel agent

The travel agent alleged in his complaint that he booked various international flight tickets worth Rs 20.96 lakh for Azharuddin and some others in November last year on the request of the former India captain's personal assistant Mujib Khan.

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