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MOULVIBAZAR, May 25, 2024 (BSS) - Bangladesh Jamaat-e-Islami Ameer Dr Shafiqur Rahman today firmly said that their party will not support any initiative that goes against the country's interest.
"Our party won't support any initiative that goes against the country's interests - be it a humanitarian corridor or a port - if it compromises national interest, we will say no," he said.
The Jamaat Ameer was exchanging views with tea workers at Dakshin Bazar in Kulaura Upazila here in the district.
Talking on the issue of the corridor, he asserted that any such decision must come through the elected government in Parliament and involve discussions with all political parties.
Regarding elections, Dr Shafiqur referred to remarks made by the Chief Adviser, saying, "There will be an election that makes history. People will vote with a smiling face. No one will be able to say their vote has been cast by someone else."
On the establishment of rights and living conditions development of tea workers, he said, "Every citizen of this country deserves equal rights. The government must treat tea workers just like any other citizen."
Mentioning that they (tea workers) are still deprived of their basic rights, he said, "If we are given responsibility through the people's vote, we will ensure your dignity and support for the development of their children's potential."
The Jamaat Ameer also highlighted their plans for education and integration of tea workers into modern garden management systems, stating, "We don't treat anyone based on religion. We want to build a harmonious society."
Speaking towards the tea workers, he said, "It may take time for you to call us, but it will not take time for us to respond. We are all equal owners of this country."
With Kulaura Upazila Jamaat Ameer Assistant Professor Abdul Muntazim in the chair, Central Jamaat Assistant Secretary General Ehsanul Mahbub Zubair, Sylhet City Ameer Md. Fakhrul Islam, Moulvibazar District Ameer Engineer Shahed Ali, Secretary Yamir Ali, Kulaura Upazila Jamaat former Ameer Khandaker Abdus Sobhan and Lecturer Hamid Khan, Secretary Belal Ahmed Chowdhury and other leaders at various levels were present.
In addition to exchanging views with the tea workers, Dr Shafiqur Rahman participated in various party programs throughout the day.
