Bangladesh Khelafat Majlis has demanded the cancellation of results and a neutral investigation into alleged irregularities in the 13th national parliamentary election held on February 12. The party made the call at a press conference at its central office in Paltan, Dhaka, where Secretary General Jalaluddin Ahmad claimed that agents of party leader Mamunul Haque were forcibly removed from polling centers in Dhaka-13 constituency. He also alleged that veiled and general voters were intimidated and that Mamunul Haque was confined at a center and forced to leave with army assistance.

The press conference further alleged widespread irregularities and vote rigging across constituencies nationwide. The party presented six specific demands, including the formation of a commission to investigate election misconduct. Jalaluddin Ahmad also accused the newly elected MP and current State Minister for Education, Babu Hajjaj, of threatening legal action against Khelafat Majlis activists and claimed post-election attacks on their members in Dhaka-13.

Party leaders urged an end to attacks and threats against their activists and warned of strict programs if their demands remain unaddressed.