Bangladeshi musician and Member of Parliament for Manikganj-2 Constituency Mumtaz Begum surrendered in the Baharampur court in West Bengal, India, and was previously issued a case of breach of contract and fraud charges.
Mumtaz surrendered to the Baharampur court on Friday (September 8) and granted her bail after the hearing.
On this day, Mumtaz Begum's lawyer Debanshu Sengupta told the court that why her client (Momtaz) could not appear in the court on August 9.
After hearing Mumtaz's lawyer, Baharampur Court Chief Judge Alkesh Das granted bail.
However, the plaintiff's lawyer opposed the bail, their argument, how Mumtaz Begum got bail even after the charges of the case were filed.
Although the judges of this argument Neither Nita fixed the next hearing date on September 20.
Mumtaz's lawyer Devanshu Sengupta filed an application in the court under section 205 of CRPC under Indian law. If the court grants the application, Mumtaz will not have to appear in person in the Indian court regularly, but if the court orders, he has to appear.
Earlier in 2008, an event management organizer named Shaktishankar Bagchi filed a case against Mumtaz Begum, who used to be a regular participant in various events in West Bengal.
Shakti Shankar Bagchi alleged that he had a written agreement with Mumtaz to sing at various events from 2004 to 2008. According to the agreement, he was supposed to attend an event in Baharampur, West Bengal in 2008, and he was also paid Rs 14 lakh for coming to the event.
But this Bangladeshi musician did not go to the event with the rupee. He did not even return the rupee. He denied that Shivshankar Bagchi was forced to face harassment at various times and was forced to approach the Baharampur court.
