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Back to the old way

SPORTS REPORTER
Bangladesh Cricket Board (BCB) is all set to return to its executive committee form.
The Board has already put forward its amended constitution to the National Sports Council (NSC) for approval. "If everything goes according to plan, the election for the new executive committee will be held in July this year," said BCB advisor Shah Nurul Kabir MP yesterday.
"We have already submitted the draft of the amended constitution to the NSC. Hopefully we will get their approval by May 10. We will then call an extraordinary general meeting (EGM) to pass the constitution on June 10," said Kabir adding that the Annual General Meeting (AGM) preceding the election would be held a month after the EGM.
"If the constitution is passed during the EGM, and if decision is taken to go for a fresh election, it is expected to be held 30 days after the EGM. Member organisations would be asked to send the names of their new councilors within that period," said Kabir.
Kabir also informed that all the 120 present councilors of the BCB would attend the EGM.
The BCB has been run by its president Ali Asghar and an elevenmember advisory committee ever since the High Court suspended the activities of the Board of Directors last August following a writ petition from a BCB councilor Rafiqul Islam Babu. The High Court also directed the BCB to return to its past executive committee form since the concept of Board of Directors was contrary to the NSC's model constitution for all sports federations.
BCB chief Asghar then formed a three-member constitution amendment committee headed by
former BCB general secretary Aminul Haque Moni. The committee submitted their recommendations on May 1 to the BCB.
"We had to recommend going back to the old constitution since the High Court directive didn't leave us with any other option," revealed a member of the committee yesterday opting anonymity.
Meanwhile, a top NSC official said yesterday that they did receive the amended constitution from the BCB on Sunday but returned it a day later.
"We got the amended constitution on May 4 but I have sent it back for some corrections. There are certain mistakes in some sentences which need minor adjustments," said Nazmul Huda, Director Sports of NSC.
The revised version is expected to be submitted again today by the BCB. Nazmul said The NSC could take two more days to approve the amendment.