In national polls, Jamaat proposes utilising a proportional representation system.
In today’s national election, Bangladesh Jamaat-e-Islami suggested using a proportional representation system.In the constitution, the party additionally supported the concept of caretaker government.
Parties are allotted seats in parliament depending on the overall number of votes they get throughout the nation during an election under a proportional representation system.
Today, when submitting a package of “state reform proposals” to a hotel in the city, Jamaat made those recommendations.
Syed Abdullah Mohammad Taher, Jamaat Nayeb-e-Ameer (Deputy Ameer), submitted the petition on behalf of party Ameer Shafiqur Rahman. Taher’s state reform plan said that the electronic voting machine technology used in national elections would have to be eliminated.
Jamaat has recommended having elections over many days rather than a single day of voting.
The party also made recommendations for reforms in the court, legislative, administrative, police, Rab, education, and other sectors.
