Struggle for fair elections far from over: Jamaat ameer

Jamaat-e-Islami Ameer Shafiqur Rahman yesterday said that the struggle for fair elections, free from the influence of black money and muscle power, is far from over.

At a meeting held at Payra Chattar in Jhenaidah town last night, he called for strengthening efforts to protect citizens' right to vote.

He also stressed the need for impartial governance.

"If Jamaat comes to power, it will belong to the people. We will not be the owners of the country; we will serve the people," he said.

The Jamaat leader further outlined his vision for the nation's future, focusing on moral values and economic progress.

"We want to create a society with a strong moral foundation, one that can pay off the debts to our people. Alongside this, we aim to build an education system where graduates don't need to run from office to office with certificates in hand. Instead, they will have a job in one hand and a certificate in the other," he said.

The meeting was presided over by District Jamaat Ameer Ali Azam Md Abu Bakkar.