Pakistan police register FIR towards Yasir Shah for serving to buddy who kidnapped, molested a lady

In the FIR, the woman has alleged that Yasir Shah buddy, Farhan kidnapped her on gunpoint, raped her, made movies of her and later made threats to her. Yasir Shah is Pakistan’s highest wicket-taker (AFP Photo)Police have registered an FIR towards Pakistan Test leg-spinner Yasir Shah and his buddy on the allegations of kidnapping, molesting and threatening a lady.

The FIR was registered on the Shalimar police station in Lahore after the woman complained. The Pakistan cricketer is but to reply on the difficulty.In the FIR, the woman has alleged that Yasir’s buddy, Farhan kidnapped her on gunpoint, raped her, made movies of her and later made threats to her.The woman has alleged that Yasir Shah helped his buddy and later with Farhan threatened her that if she raised any voice they might launch her movies.According to the grievance filed with the police, the woman says when she contacted Yasir on whatsapp pleading for his assist he laughed at her and advised her to maintain quiet about the entire difficulty.The woman additionally claims that when she went to the police Yasir supplied to provide her a flat and month-to-month bills for 18 years if she remained quiet.Yasir didn’t journey to Bangladesh for the current Test collection as he’s nursing a finger damage.The woman has alleged that Yasir Shah helped his buddy and later with Farhan threatened her that if she raised any voice they might launch her movies.According to the grievance filed with the police, the woman says when she contacted Yasir on whatsapp pleading for his assist he laughed at her and advised her to maintain quiet about the entire difficulty.The woman additionally claims that when she went to the police Yasir supplied to provide her a flat and month-to-month bills for 18 years if she remained quiet.Yasir didn’t journey to Bangladesh for the current Test collection as he’s nursing a finger damage. (With PTI inputs)Click right here for IndiaToday.in’s full protection of the coronavirus pandemic.