Shafiqur assures voters Jamaat-e-Islami will safeguard public property if elected

He says that if Jamaat wins, it will build a society founded on justice and fairness

Jamaat-e-Islami chief Shafiqur Rahman has pledged that his party would not lay hands on public wealth if it comes to power.

Speaking at an election rally at Meherpur Government High School field on Monday, he urged voters to give the Jamaat-led alliance a chance to “change people’s fortunes”.

“Many parties have governed Bangladesh, but give Jamaat-e-Islami at least once a chance to see if we can change people’s fortunes. If Jamaat wins, a society based on justice and fairness will be built,” he said.

Shafiqur noted that during the previous four-party coalition government, two Jamaat ministers ran their ministries with complete transparency.

He called on voters to support Jamaat to curb extortion, tackle terrorism, and establish a justice-based society.