Jamaat-e-Islami Secretary General Mia Golam Parwar has alleged that the recent attack on Sharif Osman Hadi was part of a deeper conspiracy to derail Bangladesh’s upcoming national election. Speaking at a youth marathon event in Dhaka on Victory Day, Parwar demanded that authorities ensure the safety of all candidates, including freedom fighters, and create a fair electoral environment where voters can cast ballots without fear.

Parwar criticized what he described as a long-standing pattern of political targeting and called for unity in building a 'new Bangladesh.' He also made controversial remarks about India’s role in 1971, claiming it acted out of strategic motives rather than support for Bangladesh’s independence. His comments drew attention amid heightened political tension and security concerns ahead of the polls.

Observers note that Jamaat’s renewed public activity signals its intent to reassert political relevance despite past restrictions. The Election Commission has yet to respond to Parwar’s security demands, but law enforcement agencies are under pressure to prevent further violence as the campaign season intensifies.