However, BCCI secretary Devajit Saikia has made it clear that political developments in another country are not a factor in the Indian board's decision-making process.
India's scheduled tour of Bangladesh was postponed last year amid political uncertainty in the country. With an elected government now in place and former captain Tamim Iqbal taking charge at the BCB, discussions over reviving cricket ties between the two neighbours have intensified.
Speaking to PTI, Saikia stressed that the Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) is a cricket administration body and does not concern itself with the political affairs of other nations.
"BCCI's job is to administer cricket. What political situation exists in another country is not our concern. When it comes to participating in bilateral or multinational sporting events, we follow the policies and directives of the Government of India," Saikia said.
Asked whether the recent political changes in Bangladesh could influence the BCCI's stance, Saikia reiterated that the nature of a country's government is irrelevant to the board.
"Whether a country has a democratic, non-democratic or authoritarian government is not our concern. If there is a scheduled tour, we will proceed according to the agreed plans and itinerary," he added.
Saikia also touched on India's preparations for the 2027 ODI World Cup, saying discussions regarding the national team's future plans are ongoing and involve all key stakeholders, including the cricket committee, selection panel, coaching staff and players.
"We have a well-structured system and many experts involved. All stakeholders participate in the decision-making process. Discussions take place regularly, so there is no need for any special meetings. It is a continuous process," he said.
