Jamaat-e-Islami Ameer Dr. Shafiqur Rahman has completed a nationwide election campaign covering 43 districts across eight divisions. The 15-day tour began on January 23 in Panchagarh and concluded on February 7 with a public rally in Sylhet. During the campaign, he addressed over fifty major rallies and several roadside meetings organized under the 11-party electoral alliance, delivering key messages ahead of the February 12 election. He traveled more than 7,000 kilometers, mostly by helicopter, and also campaigned on foot in his Dhaka-15 constituency.

Party sources said his campaign drew strong responses from both party activists and general voters. Dr. Rahman urged voters to support Jamaat and allied candidates to implement reform plans and build a just, corruption-free welfare state. He also criticized attacks on Jamaat’s female activists and pledged to ensure women’s and children’s safety, youth employment, and education reform if his alliance forms the government.

His speeches sparked wide discussion in media and social networks, with some reports allegedly misrepresenting his remarks. Following Jamaat’s protest, one media outlet later apologized for the distortion.