, Jan. 23 -- Bangladesh's Cultural Adviser Mostofa Sarwar Farooki has questioned the neutrality of the International Cricket Council (ICC), accusing the governing body of double standards for refusing to shift Bangladesh's T20 World Cup matches out of India despite "real and severe" security threats.

In a social media post on Friday, Farooki sharply criticized the ICC's decision to keep the fixtures in India, contrasting it with how the body accommodates security concerns for India and Pakistan.

"If ICC truly wants to establish itself as a fair and neutral organization for all member nations, it must take Bangladesh's security concerns seriously and move the matches to Sri Lanka," he wrote, adding that "the burden of proof for neutralit...