Muladi Correspondent: A large “Free Medical Camp and Free Medicine Distribution” program organized by the Samaj Kallyan Foundation was successfully held on Saturday, May 30, at Nazirpur Secondary School and Ghosherchar Dakhil Madrasa in Nazirpur Union, Muladi Upazila, Barisal. The humanitarian initiative ran simultaneously at both venues from 9:00 AM to 2:00 PM.9 specialist doctors provided treatment: Nine specialist physicians conducted health check-ups and prescribed medications throughout the day. The medical team included: Dr. Md. Afzal Karim, Dr. K.M. Zahidul Islam, Dr. Md. Shahriar Tarek, Dr. Md. Shakil Ahmed, Dr. Md. Imran Hossain, Dr. Mahjabin Bushra, Dr. Paromita Haque Nahin, Dr. Md. Aminul Islam, and Dr. Md. Shahedul Islam.Patients express satisfaction: Locals expressed strong appreciation for receiving specialist consultation and free medicines at no cost. Several patients said, “We were able to see doctors in a very well-organized environment and received all necessary medicines free of charge. We did not notice any irregularities or mismanagement in service delivery. We thank the organizers for this noble initiative.” They also urged the organization to continue such services in the area in the future.Organizers pledge continued service: Md Abdullah Ahad Bhuiyan, President of Samaj Kallyan Foundation, said, “This program stems from our social responsibility. Earlier, we successfully completed two free eye and medicine camps. We also recently distributed footballs and sports equipment to keep youth away from drugs. Our welfare activities for people will continue.”Md. Akhtar Hossain, Vice President of the organization, added, “We decided from the beginning that we would serve every patient who came, no matter the number. Alhamdulillah, we are delighted that we were able to ensure complete service and medicines for everyone in a very orderly manner.”Local dignitaries and community members also praised the foundation’s timely and humanitarian initiative.
Special Correspondent: Bangladesh Jamaat-e-Islami undertook large-scale removal of sacrificial animal waste across Dhaka Metropolitan area during Eid-ul-Azha, with party leaders claiming the initiative succeeded where Dhaka City Corporation allegedly failed.Speaking as chief guest at a meat distribution program organized by Ramna Samajkalyan Society on Thursday afternoon at Bailey Road, Jamaat-e-Islami Central Executive Council member and Dhaka Metropolitan South Ameer Md. Nurul Islam Bulbul MP directed party activists to clear waste. “Even if Dhaka City Corporation fails, Jamaat-e-Islami will successfully remove sacrificial waste,” he said. He criticized the city authorities, stating, “Our past experience proves the City Corporation has always failed to provide proper service in waste removal and overall activities. They only have empty words.”Meat distribution and waste clearance: Bulbul MP said Jamaat activists began slaughtering animals and preparing meat from morning for distribution among the poor, helpless and underprivileged in every area of Dhaka metropolis. He personally participated in distribution activities in several areas.He also announced that Jamaat-e-Islami has been treating families of martyrs of the July Uprising as its own since the beginning and will continue humanitarian responsibilities for them. “Jamaat-e-Islami stood by, stands by, and will stand by the injured July fighters in any need,” he added. He noted that Ameer-e-Jamaat Dr. Shafiqur Rahman has declared martyr families as Jamaat’s family, and party leaders are fulfilling humanitarian duties accordingly.Leaders visit martyr families on Eid day: On Eid day morning, Bulbul MP and other leaders visited the family of martyr Kamal Mia in Paltan. Later in the afternoon, they visited families of martyrs Aslam, Arif, Shahadat Hosen Shaon, Jihad, and Jahangir Alam in Jatrabari, Dhaka-5 constituency. They also visited families of martyrs Naeem Howlader, Shakil, and Nasir Uddin in Kutubkhali, and families of martyrs Nur Hosen, Jihad Hosen, Ahmad Abdullah, Jahangir Khan, Robin Mia, and Abdul Hannan in Mokarram Mosque Shekdi area. Leaders inquired about their welfare and provided financial assistance and gift items to each family.Addressing the program, Jamaat Central Karmaparishad member and Dhaka South Nayeb-e-Ameer Advocate Dr. Helal Uddin said Jamaat stands by martyr families and injured July fighters across the country. “Those who sacrificed their lives for the country are our national heroes and honored martyrs before Allah. Jamaat-e-Islami will not let their contributions go in vain. Building the new Bangladesh of the martyrs’ dream will be done by Jamaat-e-Islami, InshaAllah,” he said.DUCSU VP Abu Sadik Kayem said, “The lesson of Qurbani is the lesson of sacrifice. Just as the whole nation sacrificed in the July movement for a just state, we must remain prepared for the future. Dhaka of the future will be for the people.”The meat distribution event was presided over by Ramna Samajkalyan Society Chairman and Dhaka South City Corporation Ward 19 councilor candidate Abdus Sattar Suman. Also present were Society Secretary Md. Atikur Rahman, local businessman Abdullah Al Faruk, and other prominent residents of Ramna area.Other leaders present included Central Karmaparishad member and Dhaka South Nayeb-e-Ameer educationist Abdus Sabur Fakir, Central Majlis-e-Shura member and Dhaka South Assistant Secretary Mohammad Kamal Hosen MP, Central Majlis-e-Shura member and Dhaka South Assistant Secretary Dr. Abdul Mannan, Metropolitan Karmaparishad member Syed Zainul Abedin MP, Metropolitan Karmaparishad member and Social Welfare Secretary Shahin Ahmed Khan, and Metropolitan Assistant Publicity Secretary Abdus Sattar Suman.
Desk Report: Leaders of Bangladesh Jamaat-e-Islami spent Eid-ul-Adha with the families of martyrs of the July uprising, visiting homes across Dhaka City South throughout the day.Bangladesh Jamaat-e-Islami Central Executive Committee member and Amir of Dhaka City South, MP Md. Nurul Islam Bulbul, led the visits from morning till evening. He was accompanied by other senior leaders including Central Working Council member and Naib-e-Amir of Dhaka City South Dr. Abdus Sabur Fakir, Central Working Council member and Naib-e-Amir Advocate Dr. Helal Uddin, Central Majlis-e-Shura member and Assistant Secretary of Dhaka South MP Md. Kamal Hossain, Central Majlis-e-Shura member and Assistant Secretary Dr. Abdul Mannan, City Working Council member and Social Welfare Secretary Shahin Ahmed Khan, DUCSU VP Abu Sadik Kayem, and City Assistant Publicity Secretary Abdus Sattar Suman.The delegation began their day in Paltan, meeting the family of martyr Kamal Mia. In the afternoon, they visited the homes of martyrs Aslam, Arif, Shahadat Hossain Shaon, Jihad, and Jahangir Alam in Jatrabari under Dhaka-5 constituency. Later, they went to Kutubkhali to meet the families of martyrs Naeem Hawladar, Shakil, and Nasir Uddin. The visits concluded at Sheikhdi near Mukarram Mosque, where they met the families of martyrs Nur Hossain, Jihad Hossain, Ahmad Abdullah, Jahangir Khan, Robin Mia, and Abdul Hannan.During the visits, the leaders inquired about the welfare of each family and handed over financial assistance along with Eid gifts and other essentials.Jamaat leaders said the initiative was part of their commitment to stand beside the families who sacrificed their loved ones during the July uprising, and to share the spirit of sacrifice and solidarity this Eid.
Special Correspondent: Jamaat-e-Islami Central Executive Council member and Dhaka City South Ameer Md. Nurul Islam Bulbul MP has said that Jamaat-e-Islami will successfully remove Qurbani waste even if the city corporation fails to do so.Speaking as chief guest at a meat distribution program organized by Ramna Samajkallyan Society on Thursday afternoon, he said, “Our past experience shows that the city corporation has always failed to provide proper services, including waste removal. They only make empty promises.”The event was held at Bailey Road to distribute Qurbani meat among the poor, helpless, and underprivileged ahead of Eid-ul-Adha.Bulbul said Jamaat workers across Dhaka Metropolitan are slaughtering animals and preparing meat for distribution to the needy from morning. He added that he personally visited several areas to take part in the distribution.Referring to families of July uprising martyrs, he said Jamaat considers every martyr’s family its own and has been fulfilling its humanitarian duty since the beginning. “This will continue in the future. Jamaat has stood, is standing, and will stand by injured July fighters for any of their needs,” he said.On visiting martyr families on Eid day, he said Jamaat Ameer Dr. Shafiqur Rahman has declared martyr families as Jamaat’s own family. “Following that declaration and instruction, leaders and activists at all levels of the party are carrying out humanitarian duties toward martyr families. Jamaat will continue its uncompromising role in building a just and humane Bangladesh based on the martyrs’ dream,” he said.Central Working Council member and Dhaka Metropolitan South Nayeb-e-Ameer Advocate Dr. Helal Uddin, speaking as special guest, said Jamaat is standing by martyr families and injured July fighters across Dhaka and the country. “To bring Eid joy to martyr families, Jamaat has continued distributing Qurbani animals and providing financial and humanitarian assistance. Jamaat has always been uncompromising in implementing the spirit of July,” he said.He added, “Those who sacrificed their lives for the country are our national heroes and honored martyrs before Allah. Jamaat will not let the contribution of national heroes go in vain. A new Bangladesh based on the martyrs’ dream will be built under Jamaat-e-Islami, insha’Allah.”DUCSU VP Abu Sadik Kayem said the lesson of Qurbani is the lesson of sacrifice. “Just as the entire nation made sacrifices in the July movement for building a state based on justice, we must be ready for the future in the same way. When we visit martyr families and hear the cries and aspirations of martyr parents, wives, and children, we are inspired again. We cannot and will not allow any fascism in the new Bangladesh,” he said, calling on Dhaka residents to take an oath against neo-fascism and build a Dhaka for the people.The meat distribution program was presided over by Ramna Samajkallyan Society Chairman and Dhaka South City Corporation Ward 19 councilor candidate Abdus Sattar Suman. Also present were Dhaka Metropolitan South Working Council member and Social Welfare Secretary Shahin Ahmed Khan, Ramna Samajkallyan Society Secretary Md. Atiqur Rahman, local businessman Abdullah Al Faruk, and other dignitaries from the Ramna area.
Desk Report: Jamaat-e-Islami Central Working Council member and Dhaka City South Nayeb-e-Ameer Advocate Dr. Helal Uddin has accused the government of neglecting the families of July martyrs despite coming to power “over their blood.”Speaking as chief guest at an event organized by Jamaat-e-Islami Paltan Thana on Wednesday afternoon, he said, “The government has no focus on the martyrs of the July uprising or their families. It is not standing by the injured July fighters either. It was the government’s moral duty to give priority to the July heroes, but it shows no concern. There is no state initiative to ease the suffering of martyr families.”Dr. Helal Uddin said Jamaat-e-Islami has stood by the families of martyrs and the injured since the beginning of the July movement and will continue to do so.At the event, financial assistance and sacrificial animals were distributed to families of July martyrs. Dhaka City South Working Council member and Social Welfare Secretary Shahin Ahmed Khan, Paltan Thana Assistant Secretary Md. Mostafizur Rahman Shahin, Human Rights Division President Md. Abdur Rahman, and Secretary Md. Fazlur Rahman Miraz were also present at the moment. Later in the afternoon, Dr. Helal Uddin distributed sacrificial animals and Eid gift items to families of July martyrs at a program organized by Motijheel East Thana. Local leaders of Motijheel East Thana were also present in the event.
Patuakhali Correspondent: MP Dr. Shafiqul Islam Masud has said he seeks to uphold justice even toward those who wronged him, stressing that Jamaat-e-Islami does not practice politics of revenge or hatred.Speaking as chief guest at a relief distribution event in Bauphal on Wednesday morning, the Central Executive Council member of Bangladesh Jamaat-e-Islami, Secretary of Dhaka City South, and MP for Patuakhali-2 said, “I want to do justice even to those who have oppressed me. Jamaat-e-Islami does not and will not do politics of vengeance or anger, because vengeance and anger are themselves oppression. There is no place for oppression in Islam.”Dr. Masud distributed financial assistance from the Prime Minister’s Relief and Welfare Fund to 1,000 poor and destitute families ahead of Eid-ul-Adha. The aid was handed over directly to beneficiaries in the morning.He said the government has allocated funds for all MPs to distribute among the poor and helpless in their respective areas, and that his office is ensuring it reaches the people properly. “But there are many MPs who are not distributing the money among the people. In Bauphal too, such grants came in the past, but ordinary people never even knew about them,” he said.“Now you have elected honesty and competence, and that is why you are receiving this aid. If it were another party, it would have ended with their own party workers. But those coming here today are not all our party people. Many did not vote for the scales symbol. We brought them here too, because we want to establish justice and fairness in society. In providing state benefits, we will not consider which party, caste, or religion someone belongs to. The only consideration is that every person is an honored citizen of this country,” he added.Addressing local governance, the MP said he has asked the administration to remain vigilant against corruption by local representatives. “Wherever there is corruption in projects, from canals to anything else in your area, catch it and inform the administration. We will take strict action, insha’Allah,” he said.He urged an end to political mudslinging in Bauphal. “We want to keep Bauphal peaceful and stop mudslinging. Unable to counter us in any other way, some are now spreading slander on social media. We will not answer slander with slander, insults with insults, or humiliation with humiliation. We will answer everything with good work. So let us join hands and work from our respective places to build the Bauphal we all desire.”The program was presided over by Bauphal Upazila Ameer Maulana Rafiqul Islam. Prominent attendees included businessman Atiqur Rahman Nazrul, lawyer Advocate Mujahidul Islam, and young social worker Siddikullah of Nazirpur, along with other local dignitaries.
MM Rahmatullah: Bangladesh Jamaat-e-Islami Central Executive Council member and Dhaka City South Ameer Md. Nurul Islam Bulbul MP said people are being forced to return home on freight trucks because they cannot afford high bus and train fares ahead of Eid.Speaking at an Eid gift distribution event organized by Jamaat-e-Islami Dhaka City South on Tuesday afternoon. He said, “People are suffering during Eid travel, and the government has taken no effective steps to resolve it. Like Eid-ul-Fitr, people are facing the same ordeal ahead of Eid-ul-Adha. Even when fares are double the normal rate, the government cannot take action or give the people relief and peace. Public suffering is increasing due to the government’s indifference.”Bulbul said the lack of proper travel arrangements has led to many being injured or killed in accidents while traveling on freight trucks. He added that Jamaat-e-Islami aims to build a prosperous, safe, and humane Bangladesh. “Through funds created with the help of Jamaat workers and well-wishers, we are carrying out extensive social activities. One of Jamaat’s four-point programs is social reform and service. Whenever people are in need, during any disaster or crisis, Jamaat-e-Islami goes first and will continue to do so,” he said.Criticizing the lack of state planning, the MP said no government has made long-term plans to improve the living standards of marginalized communities. “As a result, the poor remain poor, while the rich get richer. People no longer want a budget that kills the poor,” he said. “We must move away from traditional budgeting and create a people-friendly budget that ensures social security and improves the living standards of people from all classes and professions.”Central Working Council member and Dhaka City South Nayeb-e-Ameer Abdus Sabur Fakir said most people in the country are deprived of basic opportunities. “Whoever comes to power works to make the rich richer, not to help marginalized communities. Corrupt looters are being protected by the state while ordinary people are exploited,” he added. He alleged that efforts are underway to rehabilitate S Alam, who he said destroyed Islami Bank. “Former Bangladesh Bank Deputy Governor Khurshid Alam, a fugitive and associate of the ousted Awami League, has been appointed chairman of Islami Bank. Shareholders and customers do not accept this appointment, which is why they are protesting. But the government and Bangladesh Bank are ignoring their views and are desperate to bring S Alam’s successor into Islami Bank,” he said. Fakir urged the government to abandon the path of destroying the banking sector and instead appoint honest and upright individuals to run Islami Bank and all other banks to revive the economy.Central Working Council member and Dhaka City South Nayeb-e-Ameer Advocate Dr. Helal Uddin said the government has taken no steps to end public suffering during Eid travel. “Passengers are being carried on freight trucks. What are the highway police and traffic department doing? Due to the government’s indifference, people are losing their lives. If the government cannot run the state, it should step down and give the people relief,” he said.The Eid gift distribution was conducted by Dhaka City South Social Welfare Secretary Shahin Ahmed Khan. Assistant Publicity Secretary Abdus Sattar Suman, Assistant Office Secretary Md. Mujibur Rahman, and Bangladesh Sramik Kallyan Federation Dhaka City South Secretary Sohel Rana Mithu, along with other local leaders also present at the event.
CN DESK: Reserved Women’s Seat-44 MP Mardia Momtaj has said
that if an elected representative fails to ensure citizens receive their due
rights, the people must claim those rights themselves.Speaking at a distribution ceremony of cash aid from
the Prime Minister’s Relief and Welfare Fund for the poor and destitute ahead
of Eid-ul-Adha, she said, “The job of a public representative is to ensure that
citizens receive their state-given rights. Jamaat-e-Islami believes it has
honest and competent leadership to fulfill state responsibilities.
Jamaat-e-Islami does not seek power, but wants to serve in establishing the
fundamental rights of the people.”She added that Jamaat-e-Islami has no record of corruption
or irregularities. “With corruption-free leadership, the future Bangladesh will
be a welfare-oriented and humane Bangladesh,” she said.The event was held on Monday, May 25, at Purana
Paltan College auditorium. It was presided over by Advocate Dr. Helal Uddin,
Central Working Committee member of Bangladesh Jamaat-e-Islami and
Nayeb-e-Ameer of Dhaka Metropolitan South. Metropolitan South Working Committee
member Maulana Shariful Islam conducted the program.Special guests included Dhaka Metropolitan South
Jamaat’s Social Welfare Secretary and Working Committee member Shahin Ahmed
Khan; Majlis-e-Shura member and Motijheel South Thana Ameer Maulana Motasim
Billah; reserved women councillor candidates Saleha Momtaj and Dilara Begum;
and Shahjahanpur Thana Women Secretary Parvin Akter. Local dignitaries were
also present.In his speech, Advocate Dr. Helal said, “Unless the
spirit of July is fully implemented, the people’s rights will not return.” He
described the spirit of July as a Bangladesh of justice and fairness, where
there will be no discrimination, no bloodshed, and no return of fascism.He alleged that although the 13th national election
and a referendum were supposed to be held on the same day, the government
accepted the election result but rejected the referendum. “Because the
government wants to return to the path of fascism again,” he said. He asserted
that students and the people will not allow fascism to be established and that
the July Charter must be implemented.Dr. Helal said Jamaat-e-Islami wants to build a
welfare and humane state where there will be no discrimination and citizens are
guaranteed their state rights. “If Jamaat-e-Islami comes to power, Bangladesh
will become a welfare state. Eid gift allocations for citizens of a welfare
state will be higher, and every citizen will receive their due share,” he said.The financial assistance was distributed among
beneficiaries as part of the Eid gift program.
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