Former Indian captain MS Dhoni has taken a legal route case against his ex-business partners, accusing them of fraud amounting to over Rs 15 Crore. The World Cup-winning skipper filed a legal complaint in a Ranchi court against Mihir Diwakar and Soumya Vishwash of Aarka Sports and Management Limited.
Dhoni’s complaint alleges that in 2017, Diwakar entered into an agreement with him to establish a cricket academy. However, Diwakar failed to adhere to the specified conditions of the agreement, which included obligations for Aarka Sports to pay a franchise fee and share profits.
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Consequently, Dhoni revoked the authority letter granted to Aarka Sports in 2021. The CSK skipper issued several legal notices, all of which went unanswered.
MS Dhoni’s lawyer Dayanand Singh, asserts Aarka Sports cheated his client, resulting in a financial loss exceeding Rs 15 crore.
The 42-year-old will next be seen leading the Chennai Super Kings (CSK) in IPL 2024.
