Jamaat Leader Akhtaruzzaman Released from Jail on Bail; Awaits Party Chief's Guidance on Case

PNN News Desk | Dhaka

Bangladesh Jamaat-e-Islami leader and freedom fighter Major (Retd.) Akhtaruzzaman has been released from prison after securing bail in a case filed over allegations of obstructing government duties at an airport and misbehaving with officials.

Following his release, he said that politics based on truth and justice would never be defeated.

He made the remarks while speaking to journalists outside Dhaka Central Jail on Tuesday (November 3) morning.

Akhtaruzzaman said, "Politics based on truth can never be defeated. Politics based on justice can never be defeated. It may take time, but ultimately truth will prevail, and justice will prevail."

Speaking about his political beliefs, he said that they were following the path of Allah and working towards establishing Allah's rule and achieving His satisfaction.

The Jamaat leader also expressed his determination to uphold the spirit of the Liberation War and the ideals of an independent Bangladesh.

He said they wanted to move forward while remaining committed to standing beside the people and participating in movements to secure their rights.

He also sought prayers and support from the public to continue their political activities and work for people's interests.

After his release, Akhtaruzzaman expressed gratitude to the party leaders and activists who had come to see him.

He said their presence and support had given him strength during a difficult period. He added that he intended to continue his protest activities with the support of party members and supporters.

Meanwhile, Akhtaruzzaman said he would consult Jamaat-e-Islami Ameer Dr. Shafiqur Rahman before making any detailed statement regarding the case filed against him.

He said he would meet the party chief and seek his guidance before disclosing what he described as the truth about the case to the media.

He emphasised that he wanted to receive the party chief's instructions before commenting further on the matter.