Hi Marto, This is the code snippet, I am sure that the data which I am attaching doesn't have HTML tags or something unwanted. It could be something wrong with the parser or encoding/decoding. 

sub mail {

    my ($msg);
    my ($receiver, $ccList, $sender, $replyTo, $subject, $body) = @_;

    $subject    || die "Error: subject Not Defined $!\n";
    $receiver   || die "Error: receiver Not Defined $!\n";
    $ccList         || die "Error: CC List Not Defined $!\n";
    $sender     || die "Error: sender Not Defined $!\n";
    $replyTo    || die "Error: replyTo Not Defined $!\n";
    $body       || die "Error: body Not Defined $!\n";

    $msg = MIME::Lite->new(
        To         => $receiver,
        From       => $sender,
        "Reply-To" => $replyTo,
        cc         => $ccList,
        Subject    => $subject,
        Type       => 'multipart/related'
    ) or die "Error creating multipart container: $!\n";


    $msg->attach(
        Type => 'text/html',
        Data => qq{
        <body>
        @$body
        </body>
        },
    );

    $msg->send;

}

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In reply to Re^4: MIME::Lite Error by Badriperl
in thread MIME::Lite Error by Badriperl

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