Bangladesh Jamaat-e-Islami Secretary General and former MP Mia Golam Porwar has accused the government of deliberately pushing the country toward a deep political and constitutional crisis by disregarding the people's direct verdict in a recent referendum. Speaking as the chief guest at a seminar titled 'Government Against Referendum Verdict: Nation Facing Crisis' held at Khulna Press Club, he said the government's stance under the 'July Charter' was not only a political tactic but also a denial of the people's mandate.

The seminar was organized by Jamaat’s Khulna Metropolitan branch, with participation from party leaders, lawyers, journalists, and student representatives. Porwar alleged that the government was intentionally creating public confusion by separating the July Charter from the referendum outcome, while ministers repeatedly promised to implement the charter but remained silent on the referendum verdict. He questioned why no objections were raised before the vote despite months of preparation and official orders.

Porwar warned that if the referendum verdict is not implemented in parliament, the party and its allies would be compelled to launch a movement, asserting that returning to the people would be their only option.