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Before Bangladesh Election, Jamaat-E-Islami has created a ruckus. This organization does not want to allow elections to be held in the country but is trying to take over Bangladesh by cheating. Know further how this trickery can create problems for India.
Jamaat-e-Islami’s plan to occupy BangladeshDhaka: As Bangladesh elections are coming closer, the actions of Mohammad Yunus are coming to light. Recently, Jamaat-e-Islami, a supporter of the interim government and the largest Islamist party of Bangladesh, has created a ruckus. This party has started a strong protest against the proposed national elections. This party has very cleverly put forward such a demand which will take over Bangladesh without doing anything. This fraud is going on in the name of conducting the proposed referendum. The morale of Jamaat-e-Islami is so high that it has even issued a warning regarding the elections.
Elections are to be held in Bangladesh in February 2026. Jamaat-e-Islami has demanded that a referendum be conducted first before the elections. This party claims that the people of Bangladesh do not want any kind of elections, but in reality, behind this claim of Jamaat-e-Islami, their sinister intentions are hidden. The party wants that power should rule in Bangladesh and not the people.
The current reality in Bangladesh is that Yunus’s government is only there to abuse but in reality the decisions related to the country are taken by Jamaat-e-Islami. Now if elections are held and Khaleda Zia’s party BNP wins in Bangladesh, then Jamaat’s dream of ruling power secretly will be shattered.
At the same time, Jamaat-e-Islami (JeI)’s insistence on referendum can become a problem for India.
Khaleda Zia’s party is not a friend of India but it is a political party, which has to maintain its existence, in such a situation, India can still deal with this party, but if JeI gets majority by force or by doing any kind of scam or by not holding elections in it, then the relations between Bangladesh and India will reach a worse state.
Let us tell you that BNP has completely stood against Jamaat’s decision not to hold referendum. BNP general secretary Mirza Fakhrul Islam Alamgir said at a party rally held in north-western Thakurgaon on Tuesday, ‘You (Jamaat) are afraid of elections because you know that it will end your existence. He clearly said that there is no provision for referendum in the Constitution.
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