Former Indian cricketer Robin Uthappa has been accused of Provident Fund (PF) scams. PF Regional Commissioner Shadakshari Gopal Reddy has issued an arrest warrant against Uthappa and directed the Pulakeshinagar police to take appropriate action. The warrant letter dated December 4 clearly instructed Uthappa to be arrested. However, the letter was returned to the office because he no longer lives at his previous address. Earlier, in a podcast, he revealed that he had moved to Dubai. Read also: Ind vs Aus: Injury scare in Indian camp at Melbourne? Uthappa frauds INR 23 lakh! As per the allegations, Robin Uthappa did not return INR 23 lakhs of PF deposit to his employers. Notably, he runs a private firm called Centuries Lifestyle Brand Private Limited, where he deducts PF contributions from the employees' salaries. However, he was accused of not depositing the amounts, which resulted in the allegations. The warrant stated that the non-payment of dues has hindered the PF office from finalizing the accounts of the impacted workers. It instructed the police to apprehend Robin Uthappa and submit the warrant by December 27. The 39-year-old cricketer has represented three teams in the Indian Premier League: Kolkata Knight Riders, Royal Challengers Bangalore, and Mumbai Indians. For India, he played 59 matches, scoring 1,183 runs in 54 ODI innings, including seven half-centuries.