Bulbul threatened to withdraw from election, Tamim says ‘I am not a terrorist’

BCB Correspondent

Aminul Islam Bulbul has set a goal to contest the BCB elections for the post of director and then be elected as president. Like Bangladesh’s first Test centurion, former captain Tamim Iqbal also has the same goal. There are signs of a fight between these two stars, but negative news came a month before the elections.

Current BCB president Bulbul said that he had received telephone threats to withdraw from the elections. His news created a stir in the cricket community.

Naturally, the arrow of accusations has gone towards Tamim. Tamim has also spoken out on this issue. You told a media outlet, ‘I am not a terrorist, I will threaten anyone. Bulbul Bhai should clarify who made the threats.’

Meanwhile, BNP leader and former BCB president Ali Asghar Lobi said that Tamim will contest for the post of president with the support of BNP and Bulbul will be the candidate for the post from Yunus Sarkar. In this situation, Tamim has demanded that Bulbul resign before the election.

BCB elections are scheduled to be held in the first week of October, after the end of the term of the Board of Directors.