Bangladesh Jamaat-e-Islami Ameer today said that first struggle was to eliminate “fascism” from the country last year, but this time there will be another struggle — against corruption and extortion.
He added that “how will the future Bangladesh look like? There will be another fight. One was against fascism. Another will be against corruption. We will do whatever is necessary and win that fight collectively by uniting the strength of the youth to root out corruption,” said Shafiqur Rahman while addressing the party’s grand rally at the capital’s Suhrawardy Udyan on 19th July 2025.
“If, by the will of Allah and with people’s love, Jamaat is elected to form the government, none of its MPs or ministers will accept government plots. No MP or minister will ride tax-free vehicles. No MP or minister will handle money themselves.
Shafiqur said he comes before people today not as the Jamaat Ameer, but as one of the 180 million people of Bangladesh. “I am a friend to the children, a brother to the youth, a comrade to the elderly, and a brother to my sisters. I am here for their liberation.”