How difficult is it to simply accept a recall request and coordinate to recover disputed funds? How long am I expected to keep chasing your bank for my own money? The lack of accountability and communication is extremely frustrating.
@MashreqTweets Extremely disappointed with the way my case is being handled. It has been over a month, and despite repeated emails, complaints and follow-ups, my money is still not recovered. This is simply unacceptable.
ENBD has already initiated the recall request (Reference: 241357800022), but Mashreq has still not accepted or processed it. I have repeatedly asked for an explanation, but there has been no meaningful response or action.
🚨💣 Neymar has opened up about Barcelona’s legendary 6-1 comeback against PSG.
“After losing 4-0 in the first leg, I sat down to lunch with my physiotherapist and a friend. They were telling me it was impossible, that PSG was too good.
I looked at them and said: ‘You’re my friends and you don’t believe in me? I’m going to win that match, just you wait and see.’
In the training session beforehand, we were joking around with Messi and Suárez. I was telling them I was going to score two goals and they each one.
We were relaxed, but the faith was real. Even when Messi was missing penalties in practice, I knew that in the moment of truth he wouldn’t fail.
What people don’t know is what it’s like down there when the clock is ticking down. When they scored that consolation goal, it felt like everything was falling apart, but something inside me was saying the story wasn’t over yet.
When the moment for the fifth goal arrived, Luis Suárez won the foul. I grabbed the ball and looked at Leo, ready to hand it over, but he just pointed at me and said: ‘You do it.’ That gesture says everything about our friendship.
I scored the penalty and then came that final cross for Sergi Roberto… When the sixth goal went in, the stadium didn’t roar — it exploded.
We ran around like madmen, possessed by the euphoria. It was the most incredible feeling of my career. That day I understood that, in football, destiny belongs to those who refuse to give up.”
A year of protest against the federation chief.
Slept on pavements for 40 days.
Was beaten, dragged by the police.
Nearly immersed all her medals in the Ganga.
Underwent knee surgery.
Sealed her Olympic spot after an unforgiving qualification process.
Became the 1st Indian woman wrestler to qualify for three successive Olympics.
And now, she's beaten the unbeatable defending champ, won two more bouts to become the first Indian woman to reach a wrestling Olympic final.
Words fail to appreciate what Vinesh Phogat has just done.
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