Mosahid Ahmad, Moulvibazar correspondent, Broadcasting News Corporation: InshaAllah, along with eradicating corruption, our production will also begin. This will help the country move forward. The country will progress through the hands of the youth, InshaAllah. We want to entrust the country to the youth. This is not just talk, not nonsense, this comes from the heart. On Saturday (07 February 2026) at 12 noon, at an election rally at the field of Nabin Chandra Government Model High School in his birthplace, Kulaura Upazila, Dr. Shafiqul Rahman said these things in his speech as the chief guest. He further said – you can imagine, even places like New York in the USA do not have any direct flights from us; this is extreme misfortune. Flights will be started to places in the world where there are currently no flights. On the 24th, young people gave their lives to bring us freedom and independence, and this nation will remember them forever. Sharif Osman Hadi and Fahad have given their lives to save us; we are indebted to them, and we are committed to realizing their dreams. There is no compromise in this, we will proceed uncompromisingly, Inshallah. There is no country in the world where young people have not come forward for their nation. The hands of the youth are stronger than ours. For them, we want to build Bangladesh, the Bangladesh of tomorrow’s dreams. The election rally was presided over by Engineer Shahed Ali, the Jamaat-nominated parliamentary candidate for Moulvibazar-2 (Kulaura), under the coordination of Moulvibazar district Jamaat secretary Yamir Ali. At this time, special guest remarks were made by Sibgatullah Sibga, central secretary-general of Bangladesh Islami Chhatra Shibir. Among the local leaders present were Maulana Aminul Islam, the Jamaat-nominated parliamentary candidate for Moulvibazar-1; Engineer Shahed Ali, the Jamaat-nominated parliamentary candidate for Moulvibazar-2; Nizam Uddin, president of Moulvibazar district branch of Chhatra Shibir; Tarek Aziz, city president, and other prominent leaders.