Delhi: The verdict came after 11 years in a case of irregularities in the Bank of Maharashtra in Betul, Madhya Pradesh and Vinay Ojha, father of India’s international cricketer Naman Ojha, is among the four persons sentenced. He has been sentenced to 7 years in jail and a fine of Rs 7 lakh. This case is of 2013 and embezzlement of Rs 1.25 crore took place in the Bank of Maharashtra branch in Jaulkheda village. Mastermind Abhishek Ratnam was sentenced to 10 years imprisonment and a fine of Rs 80 lakh. Vinay Ojha was then the assistant manager in that branch.
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Naman Ojha made his Test debut against Sri Lanka in 2015. In 2016, he became the captain of India A team. Sunrisers Hyderabad signed him in the 2014 IPL auction for a price of Rs 83 lakh. Later he also played for Delhi Daredevils. He retired from cricket in February 2021. However, Naman is not the first international cricketer whose family members got involved in some trouble and went to jail. 3 most popular such stories:
Usman Khawaja’s brother arrested in fake terror conspiracy: Usman’s brother Arsalan was accused of a terrorist plot to kill several Australian leaders and was arrested. Usman Khawaja denied any connection with his brother and did not even give bail for him. It was clearly said that this is a police case and the police should take whatever action they deem appropriate.
Brother of Stuart McGill’s ex-wife arrested for kidnapping: When Australian Test spinner Stuart McGill was kidnapped, his ex-wife’s brother was one of the four accused of kidnapping and assault. The name is Marino Sotiropoulos and this is the story of Cremorne. McGill was stopped on the street, forced into a car, taken along, beaten and held at gunpoint and later released. Well, in this case, let us tell you that later it turned out to be a case in which the cricketers themselves were also involved in the conspiracy, but initially arrests were made.
Hardik Pandya’s step brother arrested in fraud: A Mumbai court put Vaibhav Pandya in police custody. Vaibhav was accused of defrauding Rs 4 crore in a joint business with his half-brothers, cricketers Hardik and Krunal Pandya. This case was investigated by the Economic Offenses Wing (EOW) of Mumbai Police. Vaibhav is accused of defrauding the cricketer brothers of more than Rs 4 crore. Vaibhav had told the court that ‘this is a family matter and the case has been filed due to misunderstanding’ but Hardik and Krunal did not support him.
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