Hundreds of thousands of Jamaat-e-Islami supporters gathered in the Bangladeshi capital on Saturday to demonstrate their strength ahead of early elections in April. The caretaker government led by Nobel Peace Prize laureate Muhammad Yunus said elections could also be held in February, as demanded by the Bangladesh Nationalist Party. Jamaat-e-Islami, which has played a controversial role in the country's history, said it plans to mobilize a million people for rallies.
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Partidul islamist din Bangladesh își arată forța: sute de mii de susținători s-au adunat sâmbătă în capitala țării
Partidul islamist din Bangladesh își arată forța cu un miting important la Dhaka
Bangladesh's largest Islamist party rallies for fair elections
Bangladesh's largest Islamist party holds mega rally
Bangladesh's Islamist party projects force with a big rally in Dhaka
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