Incidents of violence have erupted across Bangladesh following the national election, with reports of attacks on homes, families, and businesses of Jamaat-e-Islami and 11-party alliance members. Jamaat has alleged that activists of the BNP, the party poised to form the next government after a sweeping victory, are responsible for at least 21 violent incidents on election night. The violence has caused widespread concern among grassroots supporters and voters linked to the alliance.

Jamaat Ameer Dr. Shafiqur Rahman strongly condemned the attacks and urged party members to stand by affected families, collect evidence, and maintain a peaceful stance. He called on law enforcement to conduct impartial investigations and bring perpetrators to justice. The 11-party alliance held a meeting condemning the violence and warning of tougher decisions if attacks continue. A nationwide protest march has been announced for Monday afternoon from Baitul Mukarram North Gate in Dhaka.

According to Jamaat’s verified social media posts, incidents occurred in multiple districts including Feni, Dinajpur, Khulna, and Comilla, involving arson, beatings, and vandalism allegedly by BNP activists.