The BCCI Vice President made this comment after the International Cricket Council (ICC) announced Scotland has officially replaced Bangladesh in the upcoming T20 World Cup.
The MP said it is very difficult to change the entire schedule at the last moment, and that's why Scotland was brought as a replacement for Bangladesh.
The directive followed fresh talks between the ICC and the BCB in Dhaka on Saturday, their second meeting in a week, where Bangladesh reiterated its willingness to play the World Cup, but only outside India.
The statement, however, stopped short of confirming whether Bangladesh would eventually play its matches in India.
Zimbabwe captain Brendan Taylor made 92 on the fourth day and nightwatchman Donald Tiripano put up some fight on the last day with 52.
Reportedly, Shakib Al Hasan was concerned and wanted the ban to be imposed before the India tour so that the players or team didn't get affected by it.
The turmoil that has surrounded the Bangladesh cricket seems to have no end as of now and has further heated up after Hassan's latest remarks.
Bangladesh cricketers are now set to participate in the preparation camp for their tour of India which is scheduled to start from October 25
ODI captain Mashrafe Mortaza is known to be a respected figure among the cricketers as well as the administrators and politicians of the country.
Bangladesh started off cautiously but lost crucial wickets when they needed to accelerate. Despite half-centuries from Shakib Al Hasan and Liton Das, Bangladesh fell short by 28 runs against some high-quality Indian bowling.
