The eleven-party alliance formed before the national election, including Jamaat-e-Islami, will continue to operate jointly both inside and outside the Bangladesh Parliament. The announcement came on Saturday after a liaison committee meeting at Jamaat’s central office in Moghbazar. Jamaat’s Assistant Secretary General and liaison committee coordinator Hamidur Rahman Azad said the alliance, which contested the election together, will now act collectively in parliamentary and national matters.

Azad alleged that irregularities occurred in the February 12 election and stated that evidence of vote manipulation is being submitted to the Election Commission, alongside legal measures. He criticized the rapid publication of the election gazette, claiming it prevented some candidates from filing appeals, and said a formal complaint would be lodged with the commission on Sunday. He also urged timely formation of the Parliament’s upper house following the referendum’s “yes” outcome.

The alliance condemned post-election violence across the country and announced that protest programs have been planned, pending approval from top leaders.