Jamaat-e-Islami Ameer Dr. Shafiqur Rahman declared a zero-tolerance stance against corruption during a district election rally at Altafunnesa field in Bogura on Saturday afternoon. He pledged that if given the opportunity to govern, his party would eliminate corruption at all levels and build a clean administration. Rahman also vowed that no extortion or misuse of public money would be tolerated across Bangladesh’s 56,000 square miles.

Presided over by district Jamaat chief Abdul Haque, the event featured Rahman’s announcement of seven Jamaat candidates for Bogura constituencies, each symbolically handed the party’s scale emblem. He further promised to upgrade Bogura into a city corporation and establish a public university if Jamaat came to power. The rally drew a large crowd of party activists and local residents.

Central leaders including Maulana Rafiqul Islam Khan and Maulana Abdul Halim, along with JAGPA president Rashed Pradhan and local alliance representatives, also addressed the gathering. Before and after the Bogura event, Rahman attended several other rallies in Mokamtala, Sherpur, Sirajganj, Ullapara, and Pabna.