Wants cordial and stable relations with India. Jamaat-e-Islami.
'New Delhi mustn't interfere': Jamaat-e-Islami chief
What he said about adding people of different religions to the Jamaat: ...
People of different religions outside of Islam can join Jamaat-e-Islami if they want. It was in the past, and the way is open in the future. — Amir of Jamaat-e-Islami Dr. Shafiqur Rahman said.
Amir of Jamaat-e-Islami said that Jamaat is working to ensure the rights of people of all religions. Shafiqur Rahman said, 'It is extremely unfair to divide Bangladesh on the basis of religion or party.
I as an individual and the people in my team are not above mistakes. If someone does not point out the mistake, then I will consider the mistake to be pure and I will stand on it.
We anchor this place, we welcome it. "Probably as much as we've been ripped apart, be it true or false, no other party has been done to me in my opinion."
Amir of Jamaat said, "We will turn into strength by gathering the grief of the loss of relatives in the anti-discrimination movement and pledge that we will honor the martyrs."
I will not betray them. Jamaat-e-Islami is a liberal Islamic party. Regarding Bangladesh's relations with India-Pakistan, he said...his party wants cordial and stable relations with India.
Division on the basis of religion or party is extremely unfair: Shafiqur Rahman also said, 'Working together and interfering are two different things.
Dr. Shafiqur Rahman said, Jamaat was never involved in destructive activities, not yet. Jamaat Amir's challenge.
Seeking an end to the politics of violence and division from the country, the Amir of Jamaat said, 'We want the grave of the politics of violence, let it not rise again, we want the grave of the politics of division. Don't let it get out of hand. In all cases we want peace.
Regarding the ongoing case, he said, "The way the murder case is being prosecuted, the main accused can get away and innocent people can be trapped."
We forgive everyone: Jamaat Amir.
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