Bangladesh Jamaat-e-Islami Secretary General Mia Golam Parwar said that people deprived of voting for a long time are now rushing to participate like a tidal wave. He claimed that an unprecedented public awakening has emerged in favor of the party’s scale symbol in the Dumuria-Phultala region. Parwar made these remarks on Thursday morning while addressing a street rally and courtyard meeting after an election campaign in Dhamalia Union of Dumuria upazila.

He described Jamaat-e-Islami as a party that has stood the test of time and criticized the country’s 54 years of governance for corruption, looting, misrule, money laundering, interference in the judiciary, and suppression of dissent. He alleged that while opposition activists face false cases and disappearances, ruling party members accused of serious crimes have received bail.

Parwar added that ten parties believing in Islamic ideals, the spirit of the July movement, and the values of the Liberation War have united to build a just Bangladesh. He urged voters nationwide to elect candidates from the ten-party alliance.