All BCB office-bearers, members resign except two
Thursday, 26 July 2007
All the office-bearers and executive committee members of the Bangladesh Cricket Board (BCB) except Ahmed Iqbal Hasan and Shamim Kabir tendered their resignation from the board in two days till Wednesday, reports UNB.
Of the 31-strong BCB executive committee, members Ahmed Iqbal Hasan and Shamim Kabir are reportedly out of the country.
Following such en masse resignation, BCB President M Abdul Aziz today requested the NSC chairman to take necessary steps to fill the vacuum.
The BCB president, who is empowered to form a five-member advisory committee in absence of the executive committee, also mentioned that such an advisory committee would not be adequate to run the BCB properly.
Talking to UNB, National Sports Council (NSC) Secretary Aminul Islam Khan confirmed that they received the letter of the BCB president.
Twelve office-bearers and members of BCB, including general secretary, two vice presidents, two joint secretaries and treasurer, sent their resignation letters to the board president M Abdul Aziz Tuesday.
"We've resigned from BCB to cooperate with the government, who want to reform the board," BCB general secretary Mahbubul Anam told the news agency Tuesday night after submitting his resignation.
Those who resigned from the BCB Tuesday are: vice presidents Aziz Al Kaiser Tito and Shah Nurul Kabir Shaheen, joint secretaries Reazuddin Al Mamoon and Rafiqul Islam Babu, treasurer Afzalur Rahman Sinha, and members Syed Farhad Ahmed, Abdul Quaiyum Chowdhury, ASM Faruque, Sailab Hossain Tutul, MR Siddique Lemon and Kazi Mohiuddin Bulbul.
Others who resigned from the board today (Wednesday) are: Vice president Golam Rasul Mollah, members Mizanur Rahman, Asaduzzaman Khasru, Mirza Salmam Ispahani, Adv Shaheen Aftabur Reza Chowdhury, Abdullah Al Fuad Reduyan, M Shahiduzzaman Shahed, Mahmud Jamal, Sirahuddin Mohammad Alamgir, Lutfar Rahman Badal, Syed Zahid Hossain and Mohammad Shafiul Islam.
Earlier, BCB vice president Gazi Golam Dastagir and members Kabir Hossain Bhuiyan, Khondakar Jamiluddin and Firoz Mahmud Iqbal resigned from the board.
The BCB executive committee was formed in August 2005 through direct voting by the councilors.
Of the 31-strong BCB executive committee, members Ahmed Iqbal Hasan and Shamim Kabir are reportedly out of the country.
Following such en masse resignation, BCB President M Abdul Aziz today requested the NSC chairman to take necessary steps to fill the vacuum.
The BCB president, who is empowered to form a five-member advisory committee in absence of the executive committee, also mentioned that such an advisory committee would not be adequate to run the BCB properly.
Talking to UNB, National Sports Council (NSC) Secretary Aminul Islam Khan confirmed that they received the letter of the BCB president.
Twelve office-bearers and members of BCB, including general secretary, two vice presidents, two joint secretaries and treasurer, sent their resignation letters to the board president M Abdul Aziz Tuesday.
"We've resigned from BCB to cooperate with the government, who want to reform the board," BCB general secretary Mahbubul Anam told the news agency Tuesday night after submitting his resignation.
Those who resigned from the BCB Tuesday are: vice presidents Aziz Al Kaiser Tito and Shah Nurul Kabir Shaheen, joint secretaries Reazuddin Al Mamoon and Rafiqul Islam Babu, treasurer Afzalur Rahman Sinha, and members Syed Farhad Ahmed, Abdul Quaiyum Chowdhury, ASM Faruque, Sailab Hossain Tutul, MR Siddique Lemon and Kazi Mohiuddin Bulbul.
Others who resigned from the board today (Wednesday) are: Vice president Golam Rasul Mollah, members Mizanur Rahman, Asaduzzaman Khasru, Mirza Salmam Ispahani, Adv Shaheen Aftabur Reza Chowdhury, Abdullah Al Fuad Reduyan, M Shahiduzzaman Shahed, Mahmud Jamal, Sirahuddin Mohammad Alamgir, Lutfar Rahman Badal, Syed Zahid Hossain and Mohammad Shafiul Islam.
Earlier, BCB vice president Gazi Golam Dastagir and members Kabir Hossain Bhuiyan, Khondakar Jamiluddin and Firoz Mahmud Iqbal resigned from the board.
The BCB executive committee was formed in August 2005 through direct voting by the councilors.