National team cricketer Al Amin was sued by his wife Ishrat Jahan on allegations of torture and dowry demands. The court has framed charges against Al Amin in that case. As a result, the trial of that case officially started. On Sunday (March 5), Dhaka’s Women and Children Torture Suppression Tribunal-8 judge Begum Mafroza Parveen was scheduled to hear the complaint. On this day, Al Amin appeared in court and declared himself innocent. After the hearing, the judge ordered the filing of charges against him. April 9 has been fixed for the witness. His wife filed three cases against Al Amin.

Finally, on November 16 last year, Israt filed a case in Dhaka’s first senior assistant judge Begum Kaniz Tanya Rupa’s court to regain her conjugal rights. Before that, on September 1, Israt filed a case against Al Amin in two different sections, alleging dowry and women abuse. On September 7, he filed a case against Al Amin on the same charge in Dhaka Metropolitan Magistrate Shafiuddin’s court. The court took cognizance of the case and issued a summons to him to appear in court.

Following the order, on September 27, Al Amin surrendered before Dhaka Metropolitan Magistrate Shafiuddin’s court and applied for bail through a lawyer. At the end of that hearing, the judge granted his bail on a surety of Tk 5,000. Meanwhile, Al Amin was denying his wife’s complaint from the beginning. Finally, he held a press conference on September 9 and made various allegations against his wife. He claimed that his wife intended to destroy his career by indulging in extramarital affairs. Al Amin said in the press conference, “I am busy with domestic and national cricket. Have to stay out of the house most of the time. And my wife lives with her parents. She closes the door in the middle of the night and talks to her husband on a video call. Several phones have also been broken due to many fights over them.