The treasury bench lawmaker also criticises the use of religion as a tool in electoral politics
June 23, 2026
Senior Correspondent
bdnews24.com
Treasury bench lawmaker Rafiqul Islam Jamal has demanded a ban on the politics of parties opposing Bangladesh's independence, without naming any specific party or organisation.
Participating in the general discussion on the proposed budget in parliament on Monday, he also criticised religion-based politics.
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