After Malik, Asif Faces Legal Trouble from Ex-lover


LAHORE, Apr 8 (PTI) : Hell has no fury like a woman scorned. After Shoaib Malik, another top Pakistani cricketer Mohammad Asif is learning it the hard way as he has been taken to court by a former lover over a financial dispute.

While Shoaib has managed to get out of his marriage controversy with Ayesha Siddiqui in Hyderabad, Asif is in trouble with his former girlfriend, actress Veena Malik.

Veena has served a legal notice on Asif after two cheques he gave her to settle an outstanding money dispute bounced.

"He gave me two cheques amounting to 11.3 million rupees as part of an agreement to clear an amount of nearly 18 million rupees that he owes me," Veena said.

"But both cheques bounced and I had no alternate but to send him the legal notice as he is not even taking our calls now," she added.

Veena demanded her money back from Asif after he recently entered into wedlock with another girl chosen by his family.

The news of the marriage stung Veena who had been going steady with Asif for more than a year and claims to have stood by him in his most difficult period of life when he was serving a ban for a doping offence.

"He had promised me that once he returned to play for Pakistan he would clear up my money but unfortunately he has not done that," she said.

"The cheques that bounced were for payments of Rs 3.9 and Rs 7.4 million each," she said.

Shoaib, who is in India to wed tennis star Sania Mirza, was making headlines after being accused of marrying and dumping Ayesha without divorce.

The dispute was finally settled when Shoaib gave Ayesha a divorce on Wednesday despite maintaining all along that he never committed himself to the girl who was making these allegations.

  

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  • Arress, Karachi

    Wed, Sep 01 2010

    Who cares about Sania Mirza?  Pls keep her all to yourselves. And while youare at it u can have
    that lying loser Shoaib Malik too!

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  • Stalin Misquith, MANGALORE

    Thu, Apr 08 2010

    SANIA SHOULD NOT BE ALLOWED TO REPRESENT OR PLAY TENNIS FOR INDIA ONCE SHE IS MARRIED TO SOME ONE IN PAKISTAN.

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  • Wilfred Crasta, Jeddah/Mangalore

    Thu, Apr 08 2010

    Pakistani players shold learn a lot from Yuvraj singh in this matter. They can appoint him as a coach for this. Yuvi's fitness problems wont affect this new role.

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  • Yousuf, Gangolli=Qatif KSA

    Thu, Apr 08 2010

    Dear viewers let's take easy, these kind of scandals happening almost all over the world each and everyday. Unfortunately due to being celebreties they pay the price. Let's not forget Kapildev, Ravi Shastry, Yuvraj singh,Sreesanth, Shane Warne, Vivian Richards, Salman Khan, Aishwarya Roy and many more celebreties comes under these categories. If you see recently Tigerwood, English soccer star John Terry are all facing the scandals. Blaming all Pakistan's are liar, ditcher ...is injustice, it's like a culprit belongs to one community to pay by whole community. Let's use the matured commonsense not enjoy merely on raw sources. We may see Shoib Mallik's scandal solve but still a mystery.

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  • Janet Xavier, DUBAI

    Thu, Apr 08 2010

    This is nothing new. It happens in every community whether we are from India, Pakistan or elsewhere. I can give you millions of examples of Indian women unhappy with their Indian spouses and end up in a seperation or divorce. What's the big deal, just because they are celebrities we talk about it.

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  • shahnawaz kukkikatte, dubai/udupi

    Thu, Apr 08 2010

    Dear readers.

    My sincere apologiies for my misunderstanding. Hope you all shall forgve me.

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  • Sandesh, Dubai

    Thu, Apr 08 2010

    @ Shanawaz please read properly and understand veena belongs to which country and relegion.

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  • Naveen, Abu Dhabi

    Thu, Apr 08 2010

    Mr. shahnawaz kukkikatte, you are not right this time. Just think before writing something. Neither Veena Malik is “Hindu” nor she is an "Indian”. Veena Malik (Zahida Malik) is a Pakistani actress, model and comedian.

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  • Lancelot N Tauro, Mangalore - Indians

    Thu, Apr 08 2010

    Where is our actress Rina Roy ???

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  • shahnawaz kukkikatte, dubai/udipi

    Thu, Apr 08 2010

    Its not only Sania's heart but also Veena's heart too is loving Pakistanis. Another betrayal and ingratitude towards mother India.

    Now its clear not only muslims but also hindus too have soft corner for Pakis.... Cant believe it.!!!!!

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  • M R Ashok, Bajpe Anna Francis

    Thu, Apr 08 2010

    Mr Raghuveer , ur write , now the season start , this belong to all people living in this world sp girls be careful while chosing ur MR Right

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  • Manjunatha Bangera, Kasaragodu/Bengaluru

    Thu, Apr 08 2010

    Pakistani players were too much busy with such extra-curricular activities. That is why Paki team was not doing well.Now that everyone has been banned they can hang up their boots and be involved in these activities full time.

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  • Shammi, Karnataka

    Thu, Apr 08 2010

    God alone knows why these gals are behind pakistani players.

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  • Raghuveer, dubai/madanthyar

    Thu, Apr 08 2010

    Now the season started , one by one pakistani player's truth coming out.

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