Jamaat-e-Islami leader Syed Abdullah Mohammad Taher has warned that if the upcoming national elections are not conducted properly, the interim government will face public outrage—leaving a “permanent stain” on Dr. Muhammad Yunus’ reputation. Speaking at a gathering, he accused certain political groups of trying to seize power through undemocratic means. Taher emphasized that Jamaat supports elections but insisted that polls must be based on legally binding national consensus.