The relationship between BNP and Jamaat-e-Islami has turned into a dispute from doubts and disbelief of each other in the same way as the national elections, and this is why there are counter-statements.
The relationship between his BNP, an associate ally, and Jamaat's relationship, was going on for several years and the relationship between the two parties continued to be strained after the fall of the Sheikh Hasina government in the mass uprising in July.
BNP-Jamaat is in conflict over the question of the conflict before the reform or before the election.
In the meantime, the Jamaat's party candidates in various constituencies of the National Assembly have also been shown by the party's activities, which has led to a lack of confidence and doubts by BNP.
The two parties have taken a conflicting position in the last local government elections. BNP nationally does not want another election before the election. And the Jamaat is seeking the local government elections before the election.
The dispute between BNP and Jamaat on various issues has come to such a situation that the leaders of the two parties are now making counter-statements in the unbuying poison.
Since the beginning of the interim government, BNP has been demanding the election in the fastest possible manner and the Jamaat has been demanding ‘elections after the overall reforms’.
The party, however, has moved away from that position and is now talking about the reforms for the election, but the Jamaat has been in a different position from the BNP in the same way as the election.
The Jamaat said that they will give the same government as the reforms are in the same as the reforms, and the BNP says that the reform should be held quickly and elections should be held by December.
On the other hand, when the news that ‘the local government can be held before the national elections’, the leaders of the two parties have also been involved in a dispute.
although No statement or comment has been received in this regard from the government or the Election Commission.
Rather, the BNP has claimed after a recent meeting that the Chief Advisor has assured the poison of the national election by December.
Then on February 13, the Interactive Planary Session of the World Governments Summit (WGS) in Dubai, United Arab Emirates, Chief Advisor of the Interim Government. Muhammad Yunus also mentioned the same line of equality and said that after the implementation of the July charter based on the recommendation of the National Consensus Commission, the national election can be held in December this year.
In a meeting with the Election Commission (EC) last Thursday, Jamaat Secretary General Mita Golam after the local elections expressed their support in the local elections before the parliamentary elections, it has angered BNP.
A senior leader of BNP knows that they think that Jamaat has started various activities to ‘extend the election’ so that BNP cannot be a winner in two-thirds of the seats in the elections.
Although the secretary general of Jamaat Mita Golam said in this poison that there is no distance or opposition to BNP, but like BNP, they are working in their party.
Earlier, BNP leaders expressed their anger over a speech of Amir Shafiqur Rahman of Jamaat.
On December 27 last year, the party's workers conference “one extortionist has passed, another has committed extortion” said the Amir of Bangladesh Jamaat-e-Islami Dr. Shafiqur Rahman.
Although the issue of conflict between the two parties in the last few months is the quick election issue, the issue like the achievement of the July movement, the alliance of religious parties, the activities of forming new parties and the reformation of the reforms before the elections.
A large part of the BNP thinks that the ‘asshkara’ of the Jamaat has been raised in the ‘stanical’ comments that the leaders and organizers of the anti-discrimination student movement make around the leadership of BNP and BNP.
In the meantime, Jamaat has taken the initiative of other parties based on religion, but that possibility is fading due to the counter initiative of BNP.
Jamaat Amir Shafiqur Rahman recently met with BNP Secretary General Dhaka after meeting with Amir Said Muhammad Rezaul Karim of the Islamic Movement, which has discussed the political arena in the political arena.
However, Jamaat's spokesperson Matiur Rahman said, “Their efforts to form an alliance will be really clear in the elections.”
Many of the BNP think that the question raised by the leaders of the anti-discrimination movement and their close national civic committee by questioning the role of BNP in the movement of Sheikh Hasina in the fall movement in July-August is being fueled by many of the BNP.
BNP claims that the fall of the Sheikh Hasina government in the students‘ movement has been formed through their movement for the last 15 years under the leadership of Tariq Rahman. Again, the BNP has made its position clear and criticized the initiative of ’party from power'.
But even though Jamaat has not commented on this issue, many people in BNP think that Jamaat is also encouraging the formation of this group of students.
Among them, Jamaat protested a comment of BNP Senior Joint Secretary General Ruhul Kabir Rizvi and this is the first official response after the onset of a dispute between the two parties.
On February 12, Rizvi said in an event in Bagmara of Rajshahi, “I saw the generosity towards Jamaat-e-Islami and BNP has received hypocrisy as a gift”.
In response, Jamaat spokesman Matiur Rahman Akand said in a statement, “He (Rizvi) has no basis for these words. Jamaat-e-Islami politics is against India's hegemony and fascism. The whole nation has taken this role of Jamaat. This is probably why Rizvi's ribbon has been created.”
Then Rizvi's statement was condemned I know the protest post on the official Facebook.
At the end of December, the Amir of Jamaat-e-Islami Dr. After Shafikur Rahman claimed his own “tested patriotic force”, BNP standing committee member Major (retd.) Hafiz Uddin Ahmad raised questions about the role of Jamaat-e-Islami in 1971.
Now, before the last Jamaat parliamentary elections, the local government has supported the local elections, which has taken a strong form against the Jamaat-eighty in the BNP, and in the meantime, the Jamaat has announced the names of the candidates in all the 300 seats for the upcoming elections.
Mita Golam Parwatr recently said that the names of the candidates are being announced from the district level but they will announce the candidates centrally if the elections come.
