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Politics of Truth Will Never Be Defeated: Major (Retd) Akhtaruzzaman Speaks Following Release from Keraniganj Central Jail

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Staff Reporter • 3 Nov • 2 min read

Politics of Truth Will Never Be Defeated: Major (Retd) Akhtaruzzaman Speaks Following Release from Keraniganj Central Jail
Jamaat-e-Islami leader Major (Retd) Akhtaruzzaman addressing journalists outside Keraniganj Central Jail upon his release.

Jamaat-e-Islami leader, freedom fighter, and former Member of Parliament Major (Retd) Akhtaruzzaman was released from Keraniganj Central Jail on Tuesday morning, November 3, 2026, after undergoing over a month of imprisonment. Upon stepping outside the prison gates, he delivered an immediate reaction to waiting media personnel and supporters, declaring that the politics of truth and justice will never be defeated.

Expressing his gratitude to Almighty Allah, his parents, and gathered supporters, Akhtaruzzaman emphasized that while achieving political goals may take time, the ultimate victory belongs to truth, justice, and the spirit of the Liberation War in an independent Bangladesh. He reiterated his commitment to continuing movement for public rights and standing by the citizens.

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The former MP expressed deep appreciation to the delegation of female Members of Parliament and leaders from Jamaat-e-Islami Dhaka City North and South divisions who welcomed him at the jail gate. Regarding future political programs and public statements, Akhtaruzzaman stated that he would immediately meet with the Ameer of Jamaat-e-Islami to receive organizational directives before announcing the party's next steps.

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