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Jamaat-e-Islami chief at election rally

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Dhaka [Bangladesh], January 24 (ANI): Bangladesh Jamaat-e-Islami Ameer Shafiqur Rahman asserted that if his celebration involves energy, Bangladesh will stay Bangladesh and won’t flip into Pakistan, Afghanistan, or Iran, Each day Star reported.

Shafiqur Rahman made the assertion whereas addressing an election rally because the chief visitor on the Public Library Floor in Rangpur metropolis on Friday evening.

‘We need to rebuild Bangladesh as a extra affluent and humane state. In governing the nation, we’ll comply with the Constitution of Madinah as a mannequin, the place justice and the rule of regulation will likely be established, and other people of all religions and backgrounds will take pleasure in equal rights,’ Shafiqur Rahman mentioned, quoted by Each day Star.

The Jamaat ameer added, ‘We won’t search votes by making false guarantees. Nevertheless, we promise to remove unemployment from Bangladesh. No household will undergo from the curse of unemployment.’

He additional emphasised, ‘We don’t need to set up a type of politics the place corruption by celebration activists turns leaders and management into fascists. Jamaat-e-Islami will observe politics based mostly on justice. Activists and leaders alike will likely be equal earlier than the regulation. Justice would be the similar for everybody.’

Commenting on former Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina, Shafiqur Rahman acknowledged, ‘She shouldn’t be the ‘mom of humanity’, she is the ‘mom of cruelty’.’

He added, ‘We don’t need to see any new fascists once more. Jamaat-e-Islami will set up clear politics in Bangladesh.’

Talking concerning the present scenario, he expressed concern, saying, ‘After August 5, 2024, we anticipated to see a peaceable Bangladesh, however that didn’t occur. Anarchy has not stopped. The nation has been flooded with false circumstances. Harmless folks have been accused and extorted.’

Highlighting the necessity for regional improvement, Shafiqur mentioned, ‘It’s astonishing that even after 54 years, there was no vital improvement in Rangpur. The northern area is the nation’s granary. Nonetheless, there was no enchancment within the lives of the farmers who produce the crops,’ quoted by the Each day Star.

He promised, ‘If Jamaat involves energy, efficient measures will likely be taken to make sure that farmers obtain truthful costs for his or her produce.’

Shafiqur Rahman additionally burdened the significance of water tasks, saying ‘If Jamaat involves energy, the primary and most vital activity would be the implementation of the Teesta undertaking. If the Teesta might be saved, the northern area will survive.’ (ANI)



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