Bangladesh's chief cricketer Shakib Al Hasan is among 156 individuals blamed in the homicide for an individual named Mohammad Rubel in Dhaka's Adabor region during the fights called by the Counter separation Understudy Development. Rubel, who was a piece of clothing specialist by calling, kicked the bucket on August 7 subsequent to being hit by a projectile during the development on August 5 this year. For the situation recorded with the Adabor police headquarters on August 22 by Rubel's dad, Rafiqul Islam, 154 nearby Awami Association pioneers and activists were blamed for the killing of Rubel, close by Shakib and the then Top state leader Sheik Hasina. Other than them, another 400-500 anonymous individuals were likewise denounced for the situation. As per the case explanation, Rubel joined the quiet fights of the Understudy Development against Segregation requesting share changes in government occupations on August 5 in the Adabor Region. Following requests from Hasina and the other denounced, unidentified individuals went after the fighting understudies by terminating against them. During this occurrence, two slugs hit Rubel on his chest, accordingly making grave wounds which he in the long run surrendered. Shakib, who is at present playing for Bangladesh in the continuous Test series against Pakistan in Rawalpindi, is incorporated among the 156 individuals denounced in the homicide case. According to the chargesheet, he is supposed to be blamed no.28 in the FIR stopped by Rafiqul. Shakib, who was a MP from Magura-2 electorate in the wake of winning the last broad decisions under the Awami Association pennant, hasn't gotten back to Bangladesh since the Awami Association party pioneers including Sheik Hasina escaped the country. Right now Bangladesh is controlled by a break government headed by Nobel Laureate Muhammad Yunus. As of late, Bangladesh Cricket Board's recently chosen president Faruque Ahmed said that they should settle on Shakib's future on the off chance that he isn't accessible for the planning camps at home, similar to the case before the continuous Test series against Pakistan at their own patio.