Tamim Iqbal visited the National Sports Council (NSC) in Dhaka on Sunday afternoon along with several well-known cricket organizers to file a written complaint regarding alleged irregularities in last year’s Bangladesh Cricket Board (BCB) election. He claimed that the BCB had manipulated the councilor selection process by appointing preferred individuals outside the board’s constitution. The election, which Tamim initially intended to contest but later boycotted, resulted in Aminul Islam’s single panel winning unopposed.

Nearly four and a half months after the election, Tamim and other boycotting organizers formally lodged their complaint with the government. Speaking to reporters after the meeting, Tamim said they had requested the NSC to form an independent investigation committee. According to him, 50 out of 76 cricket clubs in Dhaka supported the allegation that the election was not conducted properly, which he said substantiates their claim.

Cricket organizers Rafiqul Islam Babu, Lokman Hossain Bhuiyan, Masuduzzaman, and Fahim Sinha accompanied Tamim during the submission of the complaint.