In the post, he accused some party leaders and workers of engaging in financial transactions, craving positions, and assisting Awami League members. He wrote that over the past six months, some BNP leaders and activists from Jhalakathi and its associate bodies have benefited by guarding Awami League members, lobbying on their behalf, protecting their homes, and safeguarding their contractor works. He also alleged that they have been enrolling Awami League members into BNP in exchange for money.

Jamal wrote, "I am requesting the BNP leaders and activists of Jhalakathi to stop the khae khae mentality. You have consumed a lot in six months. You ate by guarding Awami League members, ate by lobbying for them, ate by guarding their homes, and ate by guarding their contractor works. Finally, you are also eating by bringing Awami League members into the party in exchange for money. It seems you will devour the party itself."

He further wrote, "You should feel ashamed. Those who have been able to eat so much because of the blood of the martyrs—you could not even offer a single prayer for the 36 July martyrs on 5 August. All you want is positions to become leaders. You will fall out of the party very soon."

When contacted by Kalbela regarding the matter, MP Rafiqul Islam Jamal confirmed that he himself had posted the status from his verified Facebook account.