Flawed constitution leaves BCB polls open to interference?

What is happening around the BCB elections is not unexpected because the flaws lie in the very constitution of the board. It contains all the provisions that allow for government interference in the elections. To ensure a truly democratic election, free from political influence and with the participation of genuine organisers, the constitution must first be democratised. Only then can we talk about a functional board.
The mindset of cricket's key stakeholders also needs to change -- to move away from club dominance and centralise power.
The current interim government had the best opportunity to bring about such reforms. But the hope of realising that now seems far-fetched.
This episode of The Daily Star's podcast Pitch Perfect focuses on the controversies, criticisms, and negative atmosphere surrounding the BCB elections