IPL 2022: The Former IPL chairman Lalit Modi filed a suit for Rs 50 crore, former IPL commissioner Lalit Modi is caught in another controversy. Former Indian Sikh model Gurpreet Gill Mag has filed a lawsuit against Modi for Rs 50 crore.

IPL 2022: Ex-IPL Chairman Lalit Modi sued for 50 Crore by a Sikh Model,  check why?

The Tricked Them Into Investing:-

Maag claims that Lalit Modi duped her into investing Rs 14 crore in his cancer treatment company Ion Care. The company was closed in 2019.

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Gurpreet Gill had claimed a direct loss of Rs 7.5 crore. According to the report, the suit has been filed in the London High Court.

IPL 2022: आईपीएल के पूर्व चेयनमैन ललित मोदी पर 50 करोड़ रुपए का मुकदमा दायर, पूर्व भारतीस सिख मॉडल ने लगाया आरोप

Gurpreet Gill Claims:-

Ex-IPL Chairman Lalit Modi: Pleaded for investment, Gurpreet Gill claims that former IPL chairman Modi misled him to invest in his company.

Mag has alleged that Modi convinced her that world leaders such as Prince Andrew, former UN Secretary-General Kofi Annan, and former Thailand PM Thaksin Shinawatra had invested in his cancer treatment company Ion Care.

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Maang is directly claiming a loss of Rs 7 crore which they had invested.

The Big Names were Including in the Slide Presentation:-

The model claims that during a 4-hour meeting in Dubai. She was persuading to invest Rs 14 crore in the company. According to reports, she and her husband Daniel met Lalit Modi between 13 and 14 April 2018. He was given a slide presentation at the Four Seasons Hotel in Dubai.

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It featured former Pakistan PM Shaukat Aziz, Antigua PM Gaston Browne, Indian politician Sharad Pawar, Tronchetti CEO Pirelli Marco, billionaire Ravi Jaipuria and UAE deputy PM Sheikh Mansoor bin Zayed Al Nahyan as investors in the company.