Monday, 09 February, 2026
Bangladesh Jamaat-e-Islami Ameer Dr. Shafiqur Rahman has pledged that his party will act as guardians of the people’s lives, wealth and dignity, declaring that they aim to serve the nation rather than rule it.
“We will, InshaAllah, be the protectors of the people’s lives, wealth and dignity. We will not be the owners of this country; we will be its servants if the people elect us to form the government,” Dr. Shafiqur said on Sunday while speaking as the chief guest at the election rally of National Citizen Party (NCP) convener Nahid Islam, the Jamaat-led alliance candidate for Dhaka-11, held at the DIT Project playground in Badda.
He emphasised transparency, stating that elected representatives would be required to submit annual asset declarations to the nation, ensuring accountability in their income.
On women’s rights, Dr. Shafiqur said that safeguarding the dignity and security of women would be a top priority. “In this beloved country, women lack safety at home, on the streets and in workplaces. InshaAllah, our first commitment will be to ensure that mothers and sisters are protected and respected,” he said.
He vowed to protect the rights of all 180 million citizens across Bangladesh’s 56,000 square miles, promising fairness and justice for everyone.
Criticising the siphoning of national wealth abroad, Dr. Shafiqur stressed, “To accelerate Bangladesh’s progress, it is crucial to recover looted wealth and prevent future plunder. The Jamaat-led alliance will do its utmost to bring stolen resources back to the country.”
At the event, he handed over the Shaplakali (Water Lily Bud) election symbol to Nahid Islam and urged supporters to safeguard the integrity of the vote ahead of the February 12 election.
“From now until the polls, guard your votes. Do not allow any miscreant to tamper with your ballots,” he warned, calling for vigilance to ensure a free and fair election.
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Bangladesh Jamaat-e-Islami Ameer Dr. Shafiqur Rahman has pledged that his party will act as guardians of the people’s lives, wealth and dignity, declaring that they aim to serve the nation rather than rule it.
“We will, InshaAllah, be the protectors of the people’s lives, wealth and dignity. We will not be the owners of this country; we will be its servants if the people elect us to form the government,” Dr. Shafiqur said on Sunday while speaking as the chief guest at the election rally of National Citizen Party (NCP) convener Nahid Islam, the Jamaat-led alliance candidate for Dhaka-11, held at the DIT Project playground in Badda.
He emphasised transparency, stating that elected representatives would be required to submit annual asset declarations to the nation, ensuring accountability in their income.
On women’s rights, Dr. Shafiqur said that safeguarding the dignity and security of women would be a top priority. “In this beloved country, women lack safety at home, on the streets and in workplaces. InshaAllah, our first commitment will be to ensure that mothers and sisters are protected and respected,” he said.
He vowed to protect the rights of all 180 million citizens across Bangladesh’s 56,000 square miles, promising fairness and justice for everyone.
Criticising the siphoning of national wealth abroad, Dr. Shafiqur stressed, “To accelerate Bangladesh’s progress, it is crucial to recover looted wealth and prevent future plunder. The Jamaat-led alliance will do its utmost to bring stolen resources back to the country.”
At the event, he handed over the Shaplakali (Water Lily Bud) election symbol to Nahid Islam and urged supporters to safeguard the integrity of the vote ahead of the February 12 election.
“From now until the polls, guard your votes. Do not allow any miscreant to tamper with your ballots,” he warned, calling for vigilance to ensure a free and fair election.
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