The New Nation - Internet Edition

Staff Reporter

Bangladesh Jamaat-e-Islami Ameer Moulana Motiur Rahman Nizami yesterday said the prime task of the caretaker government is to hand over power to an elected civilian government by holding all-party participatory elections on December 18.

"The constitutional responsibility of the caretaker government is to hold an credible election and the state of emergency must be withdrawn soon for its acceptability," he was speaking as chief guest at a meeting at Moheskhali upazila in Cox's Bazar.

Jaker Hossain, Ameer, Maheskhali upazila (south) Jamaat presided over the meeting.

It was also, attended among, others by Moulana Md Abu Taher, assistant secretary general, Hamidur Rahman Azad, secretary of city unit , Md Shahajan, president and GM Rahimullah, assistant secretary of district Jammat, Moulana Abdur Rashid, Advocate Hamidul Huq, Moulana Nurul Alam Al Mamun, Shariar Chowdhury, Advocate Ibrahim Khalil, Shamim Iqbal, Rezaul Karim Ahmad Jahedul Anwar, Dr Fakruddin Khan Manikk, Arif Mainuddin and Darbesh Ali Mohammad Arman.

Moulana Nizami laid emphasis on the strong unity among the four party alliance.

"Leaders and activists of the party alliance must play their due role to make success in the forthcoming parliamentary elections," he added.

The Ameer of Jammat also held meetings with district party leaders and activists of the party and took dinner with leaders and activists of the four party alliance at Circuit house in Cox's Bazar.