Syed Muhammad Faizul Karim, leader of the Islamic Movement of Bangladesh, has called for swift justice over the killings during recent student-led mass protests. Criticizing mainstream political parties for serving the interests of the wealthy, he stated that his party is committed to uplifting the poor and working class. He also demanded proportional representation in elections across all levels of governance. Faizul Karim further called for the arrest and immediate punishment of corrupt individuals, an end to the genocide in Palestine, and condemned India’s so-called Waqf Act reforms which he described as a plot to marginalize Muslims. He also demanded the scrapping of the controversial Women’s Reform Commission, calling it anti-Islamic and anti-religion.