Bangladesh Jamaat-e-Islami Ameer Dr. Shafiqur Rahman declared that a 'Yes' vote means freedom and a 'No' vote means slavery, urging supporters to ensure a 'Yes' victory. He made the remarks on Sunday afternoon at a rally in Dhupkhola Field, Old Dhaka, organized in support of Jamaat-nominated and 11-party-backed Dhaka-6 parliamentary candidate Dr. Abdul Mannan. Rahman also said the party would not provide unemployment allowances even if state funds were available, arguing that such payments increase joblessness. Instead, Jamaat would focus on creating employment opportunities and empowering youth.

Rahman criticized the country's leadership over the past 54 years, saying justice had not been established and young people had fallen into drugs and wrongdoing. He pledged to build a corruption-free and extortion-free nation if given responsibility. The rally also featured speeches from leaders of allied parties, including Islami Chhatra Shibir and the Liberal Democratic Party, who called for reform, honest politics, and an end to extortion.

At the event, Rahman handed party symbols to Dhaka-6 candidate Abdul Mannan and Dhaka-8 alliance candidate Nasiruddin Patwari, emphasizing vigilance against vote rigging.