Youth and Sports Advisor Asif Mahmud Sajib Bhuiyan visited Mirpur Sher-e Bangla Stadium yesterday before the eleventh season of Bangladesh Premier League (BPL). At this time, Shakib was asked about coming to the country or leaving the country after the game. In response, he gave his opinion on the whole matter.

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In the press conference, Asif Mahmud said, 'There should not be any obstacle in coming or going out of the country. As far as I know. And the Law Ministry can explain the law. I am neither an expert nor in charge of the Ministry of Law.'
When asked whether there has been any discussion with the Ministry of Law on the matter, the sports advisor replied, 'We have also spoken with the Ministry of Law. Asif Nazrul (Legal Adviser) Sir has already said that if the case is not found in the preliminary investigation, the name will be omitted from there.

Regarding the graffiti on the wall of Mirpur Sher-e Bangla Stadium, Asif Mahmud said, 'It is the responsibility of every citizen to ensure the safety of the state. It is the responsibility of the state to ensure the security of the cricket team as well. We will make sure of that and I think there is definitely a place for emotion. Since there was a big movement and Shakib was involved with the previous fascist government. Which he gave clearance in his post. Still some emotion remains. I will not go into the logical or irrational question. That is another debate.'

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Incidentally, Bangladesh will come to South Africa to play a two-match Test series on October 16. The first Test of the series will be held in Mirpur on October 21. Shakib wants to say goodbye to the format by playing that Test. However, his return to the country seems to depend on the law ministry for now after the sports advisor's comments. The second Test of the series will be played at Zahoor Ahmed Chowdhury Stadium, Chittagong on October 29.