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Bangladesh’s premier fast bowler Taskin Ahmed has firmly denied allegations of physical assault and threats after a General Diary (GD) was filed against him at Mirpur Model Police Station by his childhood friend, Sifatur Rahman Sourav.
📌 Allegation at a Glance
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The complaint accuses Taskin of calling Sourav to Sony Cinema Hall, Mirpur, late on a Sunday night, where he allegedly punched and threatened him.
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Sourav claims Taskin was under the influence at the time, fueling the incident.
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🎙️ Taskin’s Response
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Taskin dismissed the allegations as “entirely false and baseless,” calling them a fabricated attempt to tarnish his reputation.
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He described the episode as a misunderstanding, explaining that matters have already been discussed between him and Sourav.
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He urged the public to avoid misleading rumors, stressing the impact on him, his family, and his friend.
🧱 BCB Weighs In
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The Bangladesh Cricket Board (BCB) has acknowledged the situation but emphasised that no disciplinary action will be taken until police complete their investigation.
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Iftekhar Rahman, head of BCB’s Media Committee, reiterated the need to preserve the benefit of the doubt until facts are verified.
🕵️ Investigation Underway
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Taskin has not appeared before police yet, and law enforcement is collecting statements and evidence.
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Authorities at Mirpur Model Police Station have confirmed that a full investigation is in progress.
🔍 What’s Next
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The outcome hinges on the police report.
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BCB will defer any decision until official findings emerge.
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Meanwhile, Taskin’s focus remains on clearing his name and protecting his public image.
