pupil - Awami League Member of Parliament and cricketer Shakib Al Hasan has been widely criticized for playing the silent role of the people's movement. As a result of which his return to the country and security has been feared, this cricketer has clarified his political position even though he has been silent for so long.
On Wednesday (October 9) night, Shakib apologized for playing a silent role in the movement through a post on his verified Facebook page.
Shakib's post is exactly what:
Assalamu Alaikum, respect for the love of every person in my country, your prayers and love for me have made me appreciated in the world today as Shakib Al Hasan.
At the outset, I respectfully remember the sacrifice of the self-sacrificing students who were martyred and wounded in the uprising of the student-crowded student movement, which is the respect and compassion of my heart for their family. Nor is the pain of losing a brother worthy of anything.
I am deeply sorry for the feeling of the feeling of those who have been hurt or hurt by my lack of presence during this crisis and I am sincerely sorry for that.
I was a Member of Parliament for Magura-1 Constituency for a very short time. My involvement in politics was essentially my birthplace, that is, my place for the development of the people of Magura, you know that it is difficult to play a direct role in the development of your area without any specific responsibility in the context of Bangladesh.
And my desire to develop this area makes me want to become a Member of Parliament. Anyway, at the end of the day, I am a Bangladeshi cricketer.
You have taken the path of winning the honor of the world's best all-rounder by capturing this cricket, your love and support made me today's Shakib Al Hasan. When I took the bat on the cricket field for the country, you all took the bat with me.
Your shouts from the gallery, your support have inspired me to play well. The day of the cricket match, the tea shop overflowed in front of the television - gave me strength. If I win, you all win. If I lose, you all lose, you all have lost!
You know, I'm going to play my last match very soon, you have driven this entire journey from the beginning of my cricket career to the becoming of today's Shakib Al Hasan.
This whole story of this cricket is written by you! So in my last match, in the last chapter of this story, I want you to be with me. I want to leave with you all. At the time of farewell, I want to hold hands with the people whose hands have made me play well.
At the time of farewell, I want to keep an eye on the eyes of those people, whose eyes are filled with joy in my good game. Again, those whose eyes have been swayed by my bad game.
I hope, not only hope, but you all will be with me on this farewell. Everyone will end the story, the hero of the story – I am not you!
