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Shakib Al Hasan gets relief from murder! Now he cannot be sent to jail until the charges are framed against him. According to media reports, Shakib Al Hasan is accused of murdering a man working at a clothes shop in Dhaka. The news about the Bangladeshi all-rounder came out when he was playing his first Test match against Pakistan in Rawalpindi. A total of 500 people, including Shakib Al Hasan, are accused of murder, including former Bangladesh Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina.
I will continue playing for Bangladesh- BCB President
After getting relief, the question now is what will happen to Shakib Al Hasan who is playing for Bangladesh? Will he be banned from playing or will he continue playing? Bangladesh Cricket Board has also revealed important information about this. Bangladesh's new President Farooq Ahmed said in an interview to a local newspaper that he will now continue playing for Bangladesh.
Shakib will continue to play until charges are framed
According to BCB President Farooq Ahmed, he has received a legal notice to call Shakib to Bangladesh as soon as possible, in response to which he said that he will continue to play for Bangladesh for now. Bangladesh Cricket Boss said that Shakib is our contracted player, so if he needs any legal help, that too will be provided.
Shakib can play on India tour
The BCB president said that the murder case is still in its initial stages. Only an FIR has been filed in this. There is more to come. And, he will continue playing until the charges are framed. After Pakistan, Bangladesh will tour India, Shakib will be seen playing in that tour as well. According to ICC rules, Shakib can continue playing until the charges are framed.
Bangladesh will not go with the team after the Pakistan tour
As far as Shakib Al Hasan's return to Bangladesh after the Pakistan tour is concerned, he will not return with his team. Shakib will fly directly from Pakistan to England, where he has to play a 4-day match against Somerset for county team Surrey. BCB has given NOC to Shakib for this.
North India Statesman