I will take legal action if I speak against my wife: Nasir Hossain

National team cricketer Nasir Hossain has said that action will be taken against any person who makes 'bad' comments about his wife Tamima through social media or anywhere else. "You all have mothers and sisters," he said. Does he (Tamima) have any right to be happy?

Nasir made the remarks at a press briefing with his wife on Wednesday (February 24th).

The national team all-rounder said she is my wife now. I will take legal action against Rakib Saheb (Tamima's ex-husband) or anyone who speaks badly against my wife.

Pointing to the media, Nasir said, "Know the truth and make the news." Present the correct information in front of everyone.

Addressing Rakib, he said, there is nothing to do so much drama. There is nothing to talk about on social media.

At the press conference, Tamima said that she had divorced her ex-husband Rakib and married Nasir. I divorced him in 2017. I was married to Rakib and we have a child. Besides, everything Rakib is saying is a lie.

Nasir and Tamima's wedding ceremony was held at a restaurant in Uttara on February 14, World Love Day. Tamima is a cabin crew by profession. Worked in a foreign airline.

The controversy started before the marriage formalities started.

A man named Rakib Hasan, who identified himself as Tamima Sultana Tammi's ex-husband, complained that Tamima remarried without divorcing him. Rakib made a general diary (GD) at Uttara West police station on the allegation. He did not know about his long relationship with Tamima at the police station.

It is learned that Rakib has an 8-year-old daughter in his 11-year family with Tamima.

He then sent a legal notice in the incident. The legal notice was sent to the Secretary of the Ministry of Justice and Parliamentary Affairs, the Secretary of the Ministry of Information and Technology, and the Secretary of the Ministry of Religion seeking directions to digitize the marriage and divorce registration process to avoid fraud.

Rakib Hasan on Wednesday filed a case against Nasir and Tamima for marrying someone else's wife without the last divorce papers.