BNP leader Aminul Haque has accused certain political parties of misusing religion for political gain.

“Some parties are selling Islam, while others are deceiving people by exploiting it,” Haque said, citing a viral video where women in burqas allegedly entered homes under the guise of campaigning but instead robbed residents.

Haque described Tarique Rahman’s 31-point program as a blueprint for the nation’s future and urged activists to bring this message to every household. He stressed that a BNP victory would ensure people’s safety, judicial independence, prioritization of education and healthcare, and establishment of good governance.

Recalling years of persecution, he noted, “For 17 years you endured cases and repression. Today, after August 5, 2024, you can walk in freedom and express your views—that is your achievement.”

He urged party workers not just to distribute leaflets, but to engage directly with people to win their trust.