Cricketer Al-Amin got bail in his wife’s case

Mainul Islam

September 27, 2022

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Cricketer Al-Amin got bail in his wife’s case

Bangladesh national team cricketer Al-Amin Hossain got bail in the case filed by his wife Israt Jahan. After the hearing, the judge granted his bail till October 6 on a surety of Tk 5,000. He surrendered in the court of Dhaka Metropolitan Magistrate Shafi Uddin and applied for bail through his lawyer.
Earlier, Al-Amin’s wife Israt Jahan filed the case in Dhaka Metropolitan Magistrate Shafi Uddin’s court on September 7, claiming the right to live together, monthly maintenance, and children’s expenses. The court issued a summons to Nay al-Amin to appear before the court during the hearing of the case.

According to the statement of the case, Israt Jahan and Al-Amin were married according to Islamic Sharia on December 26, 2012. They have two sons. The elder son is studying KG in English version at Mirpur Cantonment Public School and College. For quite some time, Al-Amin did not provide for his wife and children and did not look for him.

For two years the accused did not inquire about the plaintiff and did not stay at home regularly. Due to this Israt filed the case demanding monthly maintenance along with the right to live peacefully in the homestead along with her two children. 40,000 for living, maintenance of two children, and 60,000 takas per month for education in English medium are mentioned in the case.

Last August 25, around 10:30 pm, Al-Amin came home and demanded Tk 2 million for dowry from his wife. When Israt Jahan refused to pay, Al-Amin beat her and injured her in various parts of her body. Israt Jahan called 999 for help and the police came and rescued her. Later Israt Jahan was treated at Suhrawardy Medical College Hospital. A case was also filed in Mirpur Model Police Station on September 1 in this incident.

Last September 3, Al-Amin told his mother that he will not marry Israt and will not support the children or divorce her if necessary.

Last Updated: Sep 27, 2022