On Thursday, August 28, in the afternoon, an exchange of views meeting was held at the central office of Bangladesh Jamaat-e-Islami between Jamaat-e-Islami and three political parties— the Jatiya Ganatantrik Party (JAGPA), the National Democratic Party (NDP), and the Bangladesh Janajot Party (BJP). The discussions were held in a cordial and friendly environment on the country’s overall situation and prevailing political circumstances.
Among the Jamaat leaders, its Nayeb-e-Ameer Dr. Syed Abdullah Muhammad Taher (former MP), Maulana ANM Shamsul Islam (former MP), Assistant Secretary General Dr. Hamidur Rahman Azad (former MP), Maulana Abdul Halim, Advocate Ahsanul Mahboob Zubair and central executive council member as well as Ameer of Dhaka City South Nurul Islam Bulbul were present in the meeting.
From JAGPA, it’s Vice-President and spokesperson Engineer Rashed Pradhan, General Secretary Professor Iqbal Hossain, Presidium members Mr. Asadur Rahman Khan, Syed Md. Shafiqul Islam, Mr. Md. Hasmat Ullah, and publicity coordinator Mr. Md. Nazrul Islam Bablu. From NDP: it’s Chairman K. M. Abu Taher, Secretary General H. M. Abu Saeed, Law Affairs Secretary Advocate Javed, Presidium members Mr. Jahangir Hossain and Mr. Shah Newaz, Organizing Secretary Mr. Ibrahim Howlader, Publicity and Office Secretary Mr. Iqbal Hossain Jony, Executive Members Mr. Zakir Hossain and Mr. Mofazzal Hossain, Kushtia District President Mr. Atikul Islam Kabir, and Student Affairs Secretary Md. Arif Hossain.
From Bangladesh Janajot Party: its Chairman Muzammel Siraji, Advisor Alhaj Harun-or-Rashid Khan, Chief Organizer Mr. Matiur Rahman, and Tourism Secretary Mr. Humayed Abir attended the meeting.
In this exchange of views, discussions were held on the ongoing political situation in the country— particularly the routine electoral roadmap declared by the Election Commission, reforms, judicial proceedings, and providing a legal basis for the July National Declaration–2025 and July Charter. The meeting emphasized on ensuring the upcoming national parliamentary elections free, fair, and acceptable.
