Kishoreganj Deputy Commissioner Md Aslam Molla has called on imams to advocate for a 'Yes' vote and include supportive messages in mosque sermons. He made the appeal on Saturday at the Imam Conference held at the Kishoreganj Sadar Upazila Model Mosque and Cultural Center. The DC said the referendum, scheduled alongside the 13th National Parliamentary Election on February 12, aims to validate the July Charter following the success of the July movement.

Aslam Molla explained that the Election Commission and the state have proposed reforms to transition the country toward a democratic system, reflecting the aspirations of ordinary citizens. He noted that political parties have reached consensus on 30 issues outlined in the July Charter. The event, chaired by Abu Bakar Siddique, Deputy Director of the Islamic Foundation in Kishoreganj, was attended by Press Club President Nasim Khan, Additional Deputy Commissioner Mizabe Rahmat, and around 700 imams from across the district.

The DC emphasized that a 'Yes' vote would help restore the state’s democratic order, linking the referendum to the broader reform process initiated after the July movement.