There is no alternative to Islamic governance to establish humane society: Muazzam Hossain Helal
Staff Correspondent
Advocate Muazzam Hossain Helal, Assistant Secretary General of Jamaat-e-Islami and candidate for Barishal-5 Constituency, has said that there is no alternative to the Islamic system of governance to establish a humane society.
He said, "If Jamaat-e-Islami comes to power, the future Bangladesh will be a beautiful, orderly, well-organized and prosperous one."
He made these remarks at a meeting of the Jamaat polling center committee in Ward No. 10 of Barisal metropolis.
The meeting was held on Friday morning to discuss various guidelines to maintain an orderly environment at polling stations in the upcoming national parliamentary elections.
Jamaat-e-Islami's nominated candidate for Barisal-5 constituency, Muazzam Hossain Helal, said, "If Jamaat-e-Islami comes to power in the upcoming elections, corruption will be said goodbye in various sectors of the country. People will be able to live in orderly and secure conditions. Muslims, Hindus, Buddhists, Christians, people of all religions will live in harmony with each other. There will be no discrimination among them."
Special guests included Barisal Metropolitan Jamaat Secretary Matiur Rahman, Lawyers Department President Abul Khair Shahid, Kotwali South Police Station Jamaat Amir Tariqul Islam, Nayeb Amir Salauddin Masum, Metropolitan Jamaat Executive Committee Member Shamim Kabir, and Workers Welfare Federation Kotwali Police Station President Mahmudul Hasan Kamal, among others.
Ward 10 Jamaat President Syed Siddiqur Rahman Azad presided over the meeting.
Kotwali Thana Workers Welfare Federation Secretary Selim Howlader, Vice President Abu Jafar, Kotwali South Thana Jamaat Secretary A. Rouf, Ward No. 10 Secretary Engineer Jahangir Akon, Barisal Cultural Center Executive Member Lecturer Abu Jafar Shaheen, Enamul Haque and many others were present.
