The Cricket Bat Manufacturers Association of Kashmir (CBMAK) has announced its decision to take legal action against 'SONY Entertainment Television' and participants of the reality TV show 'Shark Tank India.'
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The Cricket Bat Manufacturers Association of Kashmir (CBMAK) has announced its decision to take legal action against 'SONY Entertainment Television' and participants of the reality TV show 'Shark Tank India.'
The move comes in response to what CBMAK alleges are false and damaging claims made about the Kashmir Cricket Bat Manufacturing industry during the show's Season 3 episode aired on January 30, 2024.
In a statement, president of CBMAK, Fayaz Ahmad Dar, along with Vice President and Spokesperson Fawzul Kabiir, and other members, expressed their concerns over the misleading statements made by the participants, Hamad Tramboo and Saad Tramboo, representing Tramboo Kashmir Willow cricket bats.
The contestants claimed to be “pioneers” in the Kashmir bat-making industry, a statement vehemently refuted by CBMAK.
The statement said that CBMAK, an amalgamation of all Cricket Bat Manufacturers in the Valley, is dedicated to ensuring the prosperity and welfare of its members. “The bats manufactured by its members hold a unique identity and are widely recognized for their quality, being used by our valued customers spread across local, national and international markets including various noted star cricketers,” the statement said.
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