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Mohammed Shami's Brother Accused Of Rape, Woman Claims Bengal Cricketer Promised To Marry Her After IPL Auction

Mohammad Shami's brother and Bengal cricketer Mohammad Kaif has been accused of rape by a woman from Lucknow, who alleges that he repeatedly had a physical relationship with her after promising to marry her. The woman claims Kaif assured her that he had no objection to her being divorced or having a son, and that she later quit her cabin crew job after trusting his promise. क्रिकेटर मो. शमी के…

Mohammed Shami's Brother Accused Of Rape, Woman Claims Bengal Cricketer Promised To Marry Her After IPL Auction

A woman from Lucknow has accused Mohamed Kaif, brother of Indian cricketer Mohammed Shami, of rape and sexual assault. The woman alleges that Kaif promised to marry her after they met on Instagram in 2020, despite her previous marriage and son. According to her account, the two met repeatedly in different cities, including Delhi and Kolkata, where Kaif invited her to hotels.

The woman claims Kaif always reassured her about their future, insisting that nothing would stop their relationship. When she expressed concerns about their marriage, Kaif allegedly said he had no objections. After Kaif stopped responding to the woman's calls, her sister-in-law, Mohammad Haseeb, initially promised to speak to him but later threatened her.

Haseeb allegedly told the woman she could complain but would not be able to do anything, adding that she was a "honey trapper." The allegations against Kaif follow a high-profile legal dispute involving his brother, Mohammad Shami, and his estranged wife Hasin Jahan, who accused Shami of domestic violence and other serious offences. Shami has denied these allegations.

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