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Are Bangladesh’s election results the beginning of a new political conflict? After the elections, the rhetoric has intensified and different parties are targeting each other. Meanwhile, Jamaat-e-Islami Ameer Dr. Shafiqur Rehman has clearly said that politics is not done with the guarantee of winning the elections and his party does not want to return to the old political methods.

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In the post-election briefing on Thursday night, he said that the Jamaat wants to do positive politics and does not want to increase tension on small issues. According to him, if politics is for the people then it has to be accepted that there is no guarantee of victory in elections.

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The Jamaat chief also raised questions on the delay in the results of Dhaka-8 seat and said that a “cat and mouse game” is going on there. He termed this as sick political thinking and said that information will be given to the country as per the need.

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The Jamaat chief also said that the Election Commission has assured to give the results by 13th and his party is currently waiting for the results. He indicated that the party will respond in detail once the situation becomes clear.

The ongoing tussle on Dhaka-8 seat

On the other hand, BNP candidate from the same seat and party’s standing committee member Mirza Abbas accused the Jamaat. Addressing his supporters, he said that his opponent is trying to adopt wrong methods. He warned that if it increases further, his party will not remain silent.

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Overall, the statements of both the parties regarding Dhaka-8 seat indicate that the political conflict has not ended even after the elections. Now the focus is on the final results of the Election Commission and further political reaction, which will clarify the situation.

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