Jamaat-e-Islami

72 Hours That Tested Bangladesh’s Democracy : Seven Hindu Families Targeted in Coordinated Assault by Jamaat-e-Islami led coalition in Noakhali

About fifty men and women stood shoulder to shoulder in a silent human chain beneath a pale afternoon sky in Sonadia Union under Hatiya Upazila of Noakhali District. Some held handwritten placards while others stood empty-handed. All of them stood with the same demands of protection, justice and recognition. They were residents of Hatiya upazila …

Exclusion by Design: How Bangladesh’s Jamaat-e-Islami-linked IBN SINA Pharmaceuticals is Institutionalising Gender and Religious Discrimination in Corporate Sector

A senior legal position advertised by IBN SINA Pharmaceutical Industry PLC, a company controlling a vast network of hospitals, diagnostic centers, medical colleges and training institutes across Bangladesh, explicitly bars women and non-Muslims from applying. Their advertisement for “Executive/Senior Executive, Legal Affairs” role posted on 26 January 2026, specifies that candidates must be male and …

“ISKCON Devotee”, “Indian Agent”: Jamaat-e-Islami Cadres Surround Kurigram -3 DC Annapura Debnath, threatens her with severe consequences

When Law Is Branded as Treason On January 3, a scene unfolded in Kurigram-3 that should alarm every defender of democracy and the rule of law. Jamaat-e-Islami cadres surrounded the office of the Deputy Commissioner and Returning Officer Annapurna Debnath with the sole intention of intimidating a constitutional authority into submission. Their slogans were not …

Jamaat Leader’s New York Remarks Trigger Regional Alarm — “5 MILLION READY” Rhetoric and the Ghazwa-e-Hind Reference Raise Security, Diplomatic Concerns

Hindu Voice Team: A speech by Syed Abdullah Mohammad Taher, deputy amir of Bangladesh’s Jamaat-e-Islami, at a reception in New York late September has set off waves of concern across South Asia after he was reported to say that “at least 50 lakh (5 million) young Bangladeshi muslims” could be mobilised — language observers say …