Society to move MHADA crreating pressure on Kamblli to pay Rs 10 lakh
"She is a tenant over here. Then, I filed an FIR at the Bandra Police station after she called me a "Bully", which means "Black Indian". I felt very bad after hearing the word "Black Indian",' added Kambli.
The former cricketer also informed that Mumbai Police have assured him that proper action will be taken against the foreigner as law does not permit cops to take any action against women at night. According to the law, no action can be taken against a woman at night.
"I think this is an abuse to Indians. We welcome our guests here, and, they speak to us like this," Kambli added while concluding his statement at the press conference.
The daily, however, quoted Samir Dighe, who played six Tests for India, saying that Kambli "a complete nuisance."
"He hurls abuses at security guards and speaks rudely to elderly people in the building. We have played together for about 15 years, it's very unfortunate that it's come down to this," Dighe said.
Ramesh Powar, who currently plays first-class cricket for Rajasthan, said every member of the society has tried to help Kambli.
"But he doesn't acknowledge anyone's help and instead creates trouble by misbehaving with guards and drivers. Currently, he is occupying my parking space and I am unable to do anything about it since his phone is always unreachable. It is quite disappointing."
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