Bangladesh Jamaat-e-Islami Secretary General and former MP Mia Golam Parwar expressed deep concern and strong protest over the exclusion of final candidates in primary school teacher recruitment under the guise of background verification, describing it as an ominous sign for transparency and neutrality in state recruitment systems.
In a press statement issued on Friday (September 25, 2026), Golam Parwar highlighted allegations that at least 778 candidates across 27 districts were denied appointment letters despite passing all required written and oral examinations. He criticized the undisclosed criteria and authorities behind dropping these qualified individuals, pointing out serious allegations that candidates were denied employment based on political ideology, family background, or social standing. Asserting that public employment should not be a reward for political loyalty, the Jamaat leader demanded that the government immediately publish a full list of excluded candidates, clarify the specific reasons and verification standards applied, and restore appointment letters to all wrongfully affected applicants following an impartial investigation.
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