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New committee for change?

Sports Reporter
The newly elected executive committee of the Bangladesh Football Federation, although awaiting official recognition by FIFA, held an introductory meeting at the BFF House on Tuesday.
The two newly elected vice presidents Tabith M Awal and Arif Khan Joy, among others, were introduced to the president Kazi Salahuddin while vice president elect Badal Roy remained absent from the unofficial meeting.
“We were introduced on Monday through an unofficial meeting and we will sit in the executive committee meeting as soon as FIFA recognises this committee," said vice president Tabith M Awal, who is yet to retire from football.
A businessman by profession, Tabith asserted that his business would not hinder him from fulfilling his duties to BFF and football, as he came to football with the knowledge that he would have to give extra time to develop football.
“I think everything in football is in place but it has not been managed properly and I will try to manage it properly with the help of my business knowledge," said Tabith adding that there must be a target, a strategy, a deadline and evaluation for success or failure.
“More footballers will come out if we organise more tournaments and I will insist that the committee re-introduce tournaments which have not been held for a long time," said Tabith, son of industrialist Abdul Awal Mintu.
Re-elected member and former footballer Satyajit Das Rupu informed that every
member, irrespective of their panel, has been urged to work together.
“All the members have been requested to work together and act as family members as the committee comprises members from two panels,” said Rupu.
“The members have also been asked not to say anything that might destroy the harmony of the executive committee," said the former footballer.
However, it seems vice president Badal Roy may keep his distance from the current committee as he remained absent in the meeting. Roy alleged that a group conspired against him during the elections in an effort to make him lose.
Roy narrowly escaped defeat in the polls as he finished fourth, bagging 61 votes while his nearest rival got 59 votes.
“There was a conspiracy to keep me out of the committee and a lot of money was disbursed in the election to see me fail,” said Roy.
“I have to think whether I will be able to work with this new committee as the situation is not welcoming and I am under tremendous pressure mentally," said the former national footballer.
Defeated candidate Shawkat Ali Khan Jahangir also said that he lost against money.
“I lost to money and seasonal birds won the money game of election,” said Jahangir. “As an organiser, I had been with the sport for a long time but I was not evaluated by the delegates.”
It is worth mentioning here that out of the eighteen members, only five — Kazi Nabil Ahmed, Harunur Rashid, Sirajul Islam Bachchu, Amirul Islam Babu and Maruf Hasan have a background in organising while others including president Kazi Salahuddin, senior vice president Abdus Salam Murshedy have a footballingbackground.