Supreme Court sent notice to Mahendra Singh Dhoni, the matter is related to Amrapali Group

The matter regarding the delivery of flats of Amrapali Group was heard in the Supreme Court on Monday. During this, a case related to Mahendra Singh Dhoni came before the court. In which the Supreme Court has issued a notice to former Team India captain Mahendra Singh Dhoni. Actually, MS Dhoni has to take dues of Rs 150 crore from Amrapali Group, on the other hand customers are not getting their flats, so the matter has reached the Supreme Court. After this, now the Supreme Court has issued notices to Amrapali Group and Mahendra Singh Dhoni.

This case related to Amrapali Group and Mahendra Singh Dhoni was earlier going on in the Delhi High Court, where the High Court had constituted a committee. This committee, headed by retired Justice Veena Birbal, was responsible for solving the case. It was only after the committee was constituted that the matter was taken up by the victims in the Supreme Court. During the hearing held in the Supreme Court, it was argued on behalf of the victims that Amrapali Group is short of funds, so the flats booked by them are not available.

Victims say that Mahendra Singh Dhoni has taken his dues of Rs 150 crore before the committee constituted by the Delhi High Court. Mahendra Singh Dhoni was the brand ambassador of Amrapali Group, for which he owes Rs 150 crore. Hence the victims argued that if Amrapali Group spends money to clear such a huge amount of MS Dhoni's dues, then their flats will be stuck. This is the reason that now the Supreme Court has issued notice to Mahendra Singh Dhoni and Amrapali Group and asked them to present their side. However, the Supreme Court has not yet stayed the hearing or any action of the Arbitration Committee.