News Desk:Jamaat-e-Islami chief Shafiqur Rahman has condemned the interim government after police allegedly attacked participants of the July Movement, describing the incident as “shameful” and “deeply painful”. Speaking at a workers’ rally at Mirpur Dhaka on Friday, Shafiqur said: “We have repeatedly demanded constitutional recognition and dignity for the July fighters. “Bangladesh today is full of wounds – corruption, insecurity and injustice have deepened,” he said. “Only those dreaming of a new Bangladesh can free this nation from its suffering.”Claiming Jamaat had faced severe persecution, he said: “We are an oppressed organisation. This is unethical journalism.”Declaring a zero-tolerance stance on graft, he added: “No extortion, no bribery, no encroachment will be allowed in a new Bangladesh.
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