The notice was sent to Shia Central Waqf Board's chairman Waseem Rizvi yesterday by Athar for removing him as mutawalli (caretaker) of a waqf property in Bareilly over corruption charges on Jul 23.
However, Rizvi denied receiving any such notice and said that Athar will have to got to jail if charges against him are proved.
"I have not got any legal notice yet from Athar. I will reply to it once I receive it. The charges against him are being probed and he will have to go to jail, once they are proved," Rizvi said.
"Athar also lost a legal case knowingly in a waqf property case and did not inform the board. This is also a crime," he said.
Athar Abbas Naqvi, on the other hand, has rejected the allegations.
"There is no complaint pending against me. I was removed due to political reasons," he said.
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