Jamaat-e-Islami executive council member Dr. Rezaul Karim stated that 133 loan defaulters participated in Bangladesh’s previous national election despite owing thousands of crores of taka. He made the remarks on Wednesday, April 1, at a reception for new lawyers held at the Oitijjhya Convention Center in Lakshmipur. Dr. Rezaul criticized the disparity in law enforcement, saying that while minor offenders face severe punishment, major financial defaulters manage to remain in politics.
He further alleged that the government is attempting to weaken several key institutions, including the Anti-Corruption Commission, and to reduce accountability for those involved in enforced disappearances and large-scale bank loan defaults. Dr. Rezaul also referenced delays in high-profile criminal cases and urged collective resistance against injustice and corruption.
The event was organized by the Bangladesh Lawyers Council, Lakshmipur branch, and attended by local Jamaat leaders and several advocates. The discussion centered on legal integrity and the need for stronger action against corruption and abuse of power.
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