Mohammad Selim Uddin, the Dhaka North city chief of Jamaat-e-Islami, has alleged severe mismanagement in the removal of sacrificial animal waste in the capital. Speaking at a press conference in Moghbazar on Saturday, May 30, he claimed that despite assurances of preparation by the city corporation, the actual waste removal process was poorly executed. He warned that the situation could lead to the spread of diseases in the city.

Selim Uddin also accused authorities of allowing extortion under the guise of token collection at cattle markets, saying the government had taken no visible steps to control it. During the same event, he expressed concern over the recent law and order situation and criticized the government for fatalities in road accidents during the Eid travel period.

He further stated that rejecting July would mean accepting fascism and called for unity among anti-fascist forces against those who take such a stance. Other party leaders and activists were also present at the press conference.