At a campaign rally in Jessore-2 constituency, Bangladesh Jamaat-e-Islami’s Nayeb-e-Ameer ATM Azharul Islam warned that anyone attempting to attack the party would not return unscathed. Speaking as the chief guest, he said Jamaat supporters would defend themselves if provoked, emphasizing that the party itself would not initiate violence. Azhar claimed a growing wave of support for Jamaat across the country and accused opponents of trying to intimidate them. He also praised the party’s candidate Dr. Mosleh Uddin Farid for leaving a successful professional life to serve the people. Other speakers, including central and regional Jamaat leaders, criticized the ruling Awami League and called for an Islamic governance model. Dr. Farid promised initiatives such as fair wages for women and a corruption-free administration if elected. The rally, held at Shahadat Pilot Secondary School field in Chowgacha, was attended by several party leaders and supporters.