Political crisis in Bangladesh, India’s refusal to host the Women’s T20 World Cup

The Indian Cricket Board; flatly refused to hold the ICC Women’s T20 World Cup in India.
According to Cricket Info, a cricket coverage website, BCCI Secretary Jay Shah has said that the BCCI has flatly refused to host the Women’s T20 World Cup to be played in October.
Speaking to the Times of India, Jay Shah said, “ICC asked us if we can hold the World Cup, to which I flatly refused. “Monsoon season is going on and we will be hosting the Women’s ODI World Cup next year,” Neha added. I don’t want to give any indication that I want to host consecutive World Cups.
It should be noted here that the ICC Women’s T20 World Cup is scheduled to be held in Bangladesh in October, but due to the political situation in Bangladesh and the violent protests against former Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina Wajid and her resignation, the ICC tournament has been shifted to another country. Considering shifting. The ICC will announce its final decision on August 20.
Sri Lanka and UAE are strong contenders to host the tournament after India declined to host it.
In this regard, the ICC official said, “ICC is carefully reviewing the situation with the Bangladesh Cricket Board, Bangladeshi security agencies, and its independent security consultant.”
On the other hand, the governments of England, Australia, and India have warned their teams against traveling to Bangladesh, which is becoming a major obstacle for the Bangladeshi board to hold the World Cup in their country.