Bangladesh Elections: BNP-Jamaat Clash Over Alleged Tarique Rahman-India Deals

• Propaganda spread before Bangladesh elections claims BNP chief Tarique Rahman made three agreements with India.
• Jamaat-e-Islami's Syed Abdullah Mohammad Tahir initiated the rumor, leading to a fierce conflict with BNP.
• BNP spokesperson Mahdi Amin refuted the claims, stating no evidence was provided and the allegations aim to create election confusion.
• Mahdi Amin called the claims baseless propaganda and a tactic to defame Tarique Rahman and the BNP.
• The BNP rejects all negative propaganda and defamation tactics ahead of the February 12 elections.

Why It Matters: A political conflict erupted between BNP and Jamaat-e-Islami over unproven claims of BNP-India deals.