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The Tughlaq scandal began with the auction of the historic bat of Mushfiqur Rahim, one of the best hitters in Bangladesh. This afternoon the price of this bat went up to 40 lakh rupees! Earlier on the first night of the auction, after the price rose to Rs 32 lakh, it was found to be false. Organizers have confirmed that today’s Tk 40 lakh call is also false. The auction finally closed. In that case, ‘Mr. Mushfiqur, known as “trustworthy,” is embarrassed.
Mushfiqur scored his first double century for the country with this bat in the Gaull Test against Sri Lanka in 2013. The auction for this bat takes place on an online platform called ‘Pikabo’. According to the organizers, this humanitarian auction process is hampered due to the false offer of some ignorant people. Since the day the auction started last Saturday, a class of people has been obstructing the auction process by making bogus offers. Auction organizers are forced to change the rules in the middle of the auction.
Many Bangladeshi cricketers are auctioning off their sports teams to help Corona victims. Previously, the Shakib Al Hasan World Cup bat was sold for Rs 20 lakh in one hour. Soumya-Taskin sporting goods have also been sold without a problem. All problems started with Mushfiqur’s bat. A class of people is joking about it. They are covering their bodies with great prices. The Mushi bat auction is scheduled to end on the 14th. However, it was not known when the closed auction would begin again.
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