The Jamaat Ameer said, to speak the truth in today's society, obstacles will definitely come, but we have to move forward overcoming those obstacles. He made it clear that Jamaat-e-Islami will not compromise with any oppressor in building the country on the basis of justice.
Earlier, after visiting the exhibition titled 'July is not over yet' at the government residence on Minto Road, the Jamaat Ameer alleged that BNP has forgotten its promises of reform after coming to power. He said, if the people's aspirations are not fulfilled, the movement will continue.
Ulema and leaders and workers of various levels were present at the conference. The speakers discussed the current situation of the country, the need for unity, and the role of religious leaders in tackling the challenges of the days ahead.
