The last few days have been very bad for Bangladesh's legendary all-rounder Shakib Al Hasan. Shakib's bowling action was found illegal during a county match in England in September 2024 and after that he was banned. He has failed the bowling action test twice so far. Due to which he has not been selected in the Bangladesh team even for the Champions Trophy. Amidst all this, Shakib Al Hasan has suffered another big blow. Arrest warrant has been issued against Shakib in the check bounce case.

Arrest warrant issued against Shakib Al Hasan

In fact, a court in Dhaka has issued an arrest warrant against Bangladesh all-rounder and politician Shakib Al Hasan in the check bounce case related to IFIC Bank. The names of three other persons are also included in the warrant. Dhaka's Additional Chief Metropolitan Magistrate Ziadur Rahman issued the order on Sunday. Let us tell you, on December 15, Shakib's name came up in the check fraud case. After this, on December 18, after the preliminary hearing, the court had ordered him to appear on January 19. Shakib's company Al Hassan Agro Farm Limited, its managing director Ghazi Shahgir Hussain and directors Imdadul Haq and Malaikar Begum are also involved in this case.

Shahibur Rahman, Relationship Officer of IFIC Bank, had filed the case on behalf of the bank. According to which, Shakib Al Hasan and three others had to pay approximately 41.4 million taka i.e. approximately 3 crore Indian rupees through two separate cheques. But he failed to do so, after which action was taken against him. Let us tell you, Shakib's company had borrowed many times from the Banani branch of IFIC Bank.

Shakib Al Hasan is living abroad

Shakib Al Hasan was accused of murder during the political unrest in Bangladesh. After this, he refused to return to the country citing security concerns and the possibility of questioning by law enforcement agencies. Since then he has remained abroad. It is still unlikely that Shakib will return to Bangladesh any time soon, as his family is currently settled in the United States.