Bangladesh Jamaat-e-Islami Ameer Dr. Shafiqur Rahman described the 38.50 percent vote share received by the Jamaat-led 11-party alliance as a major and meaningful public mandate. In a verified Facebook post on Sunday night, he urged party members and citizens not to be disheartened or confused by fragmented media reports on the election results. He said that despite widespread irregularities and corruption, nearly 28.8 million voters expressed confidence in the alliance, which he called a significant reflection of public trust.

Dr. Rahman stated that Jamaat has broken many past records and emerged as one of the country’s largest opposition forces, growing from two parliamentary seats in 2008 to millions of supporters today. He said almost half of the voters stood for reform, accountability, and principled politics. He called on party members to show discipline and political maturity, strengthen organizational unity, and prepare for broader public trust in future elections.

He concluded that the party’s journey would continue with sacrifice and effort, expressing optimism about a promising future.