Bangladesh Jamaat-e-Islami central executive council member and Dhaka South Ameer Md. Nurul Islam Bulbul MP has accused the government of disregarding the referendum verdict and driving the country toward crisis. Speaking as chief guest at the Jamaat’s Paltan-Shahbagh-Ramna zone advanced worker education camp on Tuesday, he alleged that the BNP trampled on the 70 percent people's verdict and warned that citizens must unite to respond if the party fails to act within the 180-day timeframe for convening the Constitutional Reform Council session.

Bulbul further stated that Bangladesh’s independence, achieved through the 1971 Liberation War, was once compromised to a neighboring state but later restored through the July uprising. He cautioned that if the BNP again hands over national sovereignty to foreign powers by ignoring the July Charter, it will bear the consequences. He urged members to prioritize divine satisfaction over personal or party interests and to continue working for the establishment of an Islamic social system.

The event, held at the Institution of Diploma Engineers Bangladesh auditorium, was presided over by Advocate Dr. Helal Uddin and attended by several central and city-level Jamaat leaders.