Bangladesh Premier League (BPL) football club Arambagh Krira Sangha have been punished heavily for their involvement in spot-fixing, match manipulations, live and online betting and other irregularities.

Moreover, a fine of TK 5,00,000 (five lacs) was also imposed on the club with a payment dateline  of one month.

Once formidable Arambagh KS, which was established in 1958, have been relegated to the third-tier First Division League and have to play in the league mandatory for two seasons without any option of promotion as the allegations against the  team were proved correct.

The disciplinary committee of Bangladesh Football Federation ( BFF) took the drastic  decision in its recent meeting after making investigations, complying to Asian Football Confederation (AFC) advice and reviewing the  match reports and footage published in different medias.

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After the decision, Arambagh KS,  which finished bottom to be relegated from this year's BPL, are now out of even the  2nd-tier Bangladesh Championship League.

The BFF also banned for life the Arambagh president, sponsor company, manager, assistant manager, and former physio from Bangladesh football.

Besides, a good number of players of the club --both current and former -- have been banned for various terms for being involved in the illegal activities.