Jasim Uddin, the BNP-nominated candidate for Cumilla-5 (Burichang–Brahmanpara) and former member secretary of Cumilla South District BNP, has alleged that a rival political party is exploiting religion to deceive voters ahead of the national election. Speaking at a local cricket tournament event in Burichang, he claimed that the group is going door-to-door selling so-called 'tickets to heaven' and misleading women with promises of paradise. Jasim described these actions as religious fraud and manipulation. He further alleged that the same party has begun conspiracies to disrupt the upcoming national election. Urging supporters to remain vigilant under the direction of BNP leader Tarique Rahman, he reaffirmed his long-standing political commitment to the region. Jasim also pledged to implement a 'zero tolerance' policy against drugs if elected as a Member of Parliament. The event was attended by several BNP leaders and activists from different levels of the Cumilla district.