Shakib Al Hasan’s time on the field is not going well. After an eye problem, a finger injury is affecting his performance. The Tiger all-rounder is under criticism for various reasons outside the field. Another negative headline today is Shakib. The Bangladesh Securities and Exchange Commission (BSEC) has fined the star cricketer 50 lakh rupees on charges of manipulation in the stock market.

In the 923rd commission meeting of BSEC held today (Tuesday), it was decided to fine Shakib and some others for share manipulation. BSEC informed this information in a press release at noon.

Apart from Shakib, another master of manipulation, Abul Khair Hiroo, was fined Tk 25 lakh, Ishal Communication Limited Tk 75 lakh, Monarch Mart Tk 1 lakh, Abul Kalam Matbar Tk 10 lakh, Lava Electrode Industries Tk 1 lakh and Zaheed Kamal Tk 1 lakh.

According to BSEC, due to share manipulation of Paramount Insurance Company, all of them have been fined a total of 1 crore 63 lakh rupees.
Shakib did not have to face less controversies and criticism in his career. However, the Tiger all-rounder never had to stand in court as a defendant in a criminal case before this. Recently, a murder case has been registered in his name. Therefore, even if he gets bail, he may have to stand in court at any time.
Shakib, the member of parliament who was elected from Magura-1 constituency on the Awami League ticket in the 12th national parliamentary election, has been accused in the murder case of a garment worker who was killed in the student-mass movement in Bangladesh in July-August.

Shakib’s future in cricket is also in doubt due to his being accused in a murder case. The Tiger all-rounder is currently with the team in India.