Adnan Sami has no visa?

The ongoing fight between Adnan Sami and his ex-wife Sabah Galadari took a new turn on Tuesday after the issue of the Pakistani singer's stay in India allegedly without a visa came up during cross-examination. Sami and media heiress Sabha are locked in a bitter battle over the possession of a duplex flat at Lokhandwala Complex,While the goal of achieving 1,000 in donated tools by opening day may seem lofty, he said, "Seattle has gotten 6,000 drill rod donated, so we're thinking 1,000 is do-able here. where the singer currently stays with his third wife. The dispute is being heard by Judge I M Bohari at the Family Court, Bandra.Sabah claims the flat was not only purchased with her money but also had been gifted to her by Sami. Seeking to corner 44-year-old Sami over his alleged overstay, Sabah's lawyer Mrinalini Deshmukh said, "During cross examination, he said that he had a Pakistani passport and was residing in India on the basis of visa granted to him from time to time.And as we get more money and more members, we'll be able to replace donated core barrel with higher-grade, contractor-grade tools. He said his visa was valid from September 26, 2012 till October 6, 2013.This is done as there are no incisions that are caused due to Epoxy strand factories treatment and the risk of surgical complications are also reduced to a great extent." 

Deshmukh said when Sami was asked if he was residing in India illegally,the singer said he did not know. Deshmukh said, "I wish to know what the Mumbai police are doing.This is their opportunity to comment on those changes rock bolt and make sure we haven't missed anything."Defending himself, Sami said,So we are not only discussing all of the feedback we've received,drag bit but also giving feedback to attendees in the PCI community. "My visa was indeed till October 6. It is being renewed.'' Sami's lawyer Usha Tanna said, "Yes, the issue of visa did come up in the cross examination, but this does not come under the jurisdiction of the family court.''Advocate Deshmukh said Sami was also questioned about his bank accounts. "Sami said that he did not have a bank account since he is a Pakisani citizen,'' she said. Sami countered any suggestions of violation of rules saying, he was a tax payer since last 14 years and had applied to the Reserve Bank of India for permission to have a bank account. 

"Sabah wants compensation from me though she is a billionaire. All my money is declared.My management company receives the money and disburses it to me as per my needs. I will follow this procedure till I get an account.''Deputy Commissioner of Police Special Branch I Sanjay Shintre said, "I will have to look at our records before commenting onthe visa issue." KCB has won a licence from VISA Inc to launch credit cards in South Sudan, a war-torn country where few people have a bank account, the executives said.KCB was one of the first foreign banks to set up shop in Juba after the end of civil war between south and north Sudan in 2005, which led six years later to the secession of South Sudan.South Sudan has a large business potential with a population of nearly 12 million but has struggled to build up state institutions and an efficient legal system.