Mohammed Shami received a death threat in the middle of IPL 2025, RS 1 Crore asked ransom: Report

India Pace Mohammed Shami received a death threat via E -mail on Sunday, and a fir was recorded by the Cyber ​​Crime Police Station of the Amroha region of Uttar Pradesh. Fir, with IANS, was placed on Monday by the police officer (SP) and said that the report was recorded by his brother Haseeb on behalf of Shami and called Rajput Sindar as a sending of the threat.

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According to the Fir, the sender also demanded a Crore from the Cricket player who busy playing RS's ransom with Sunrisers Hyderabad and the Indian Premier League (IPL) 2025.

FIR is recorded under the following sections: India Penal Code (BNS), 2023 Section 308 (4), Information Technology (Amendment) Law, 2008 Section 66D and Information Technology (Amendment) Law, 2008 Section 66E and Police are investigating the issue.

In IPL 2025, Shami has just collected only six small doors at 56.17 in nine games for SRH. India's championship championship champions were impressive in the Trophy campaign, where he scaled nine small gates in five matches, including five or Fer against Bangladesh in the opening match in Dubai.

Previously, Indian team coach Gautam Gambhir received a death threat via e -mail last month.

DCP (Central) V. Harsha Vardhan, “Gautam Gambhir associated with an E -Posta identity allegedly received a threat mail. Subject is being investigated. Gautam Gambhir is already under the police protection and we do not comment on certain security arrangements,” he said.

After a deadly terrorist attack that demanded at least 26 lives in Jammu and Kashmir's expensive and left a few wounded, a complaint with Delhi police after receiving death threats.

Ps to Gambhir, “As we talk about, please find the” threat mails “received in the postal identity of the Indian Cricket Team, the Indian Cricket Team, the Chief Coach, the Chief Traineer (EX-MP).

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