The party says the proposal relies too heavily on borrowing and lacks a credible revenue strategy
June 12, 2026
Senior Correspondent
bdnews24.com
Jamaat-e-Islami has torn into the BNP government’s proposed budget, calling it “overly debt-dependent, unimplementable and wide open to looting”.
The party demanded immediate revisions to restructure the fiscal package into a public-welfare, investment-friendly, and employment-oriented framework.
The party says the proposal relies too heavily on borrowing and lacks a credible revenue strategy
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