Jamaat-e-Islami Ameer Dr. Shafiqur Rahman has alleged that leaders and supporters of the 11-party alliance are facing widespread attacks, looting, and arson across the country. Speaking at a press conference following a meeting of the alliance at the party’s central office on Friday night, he demanded an immediate end to the violence and called for protection of activists, warning that such attacks could disrupt national peace and order.

Dr. Rahman also raised questions about inconsistencies in election decisions, claiming that identical ballot paper issues were treated differently in two constituencies—accepted in Dhaka-8 but rejected in Dhaka-13—and that similar injustice occurred in the constituency of the party’s secretary general. He reiterated the alliance’s commitment to pursuing a new political direction and fulfilling election promises, rejecting any form of fascism.

Regarding the recent referendum, Dr. Rahman stated that the “Yes” side had won and urged the implementation of the July Charter, describing it as a framework for a new political arrangement.