Jamaat-e-Islami’s nominated parliamentary candidate for Habiganj-4 (Madhabpur–Chunarughat), journalist Oliullah Noman, has intensified grassroots campaigning ahead of the upcoming national election. On December 23, he conducted extensive voter outreach across local markets in Chunarughat Sadar Union, urging support for the party’s election symbol, the scale.

During his campaign, Noman pledged improvements in education and infrastructure, including schools, colleges, madrasas, and roads. He also stated that if Jamaat-e-Islami forms the next government, it will establish a justice-based state system. Local Jamaat leaders and supporters accompanied him throughout the day’s activities, emphasizing the party’s renewed focus on community engagement.

The announcement underscores Jamaat’s attempt to reassert its political relevance after years of restrictions and controversies. Analysts note that the party’s emphasis on justice and development aims to appeal to rural voters seeking stability and reform. The campaign in Habiganj-4 reflects Jamaat’s broader strategy to rebuild its grassroots presence ahead of the national polls.