Jamaat-e-Islami's Border Wins Raise Alarm for India's Security Agencies

• Jamaat-e-Islami secured significant wins in Bangladesh's border areas adjacent to West Bengal, raising concerns for Indian security agencies.
• Unlike BNP's urban strongholds, Jamaat's success was in rural, border districts like Satkhira, Kushtia, and parts of Khulna and Rangpur.
• Indian agencies fear Jamaat's growing local influence could increase pressure on minorities, leading to land disputes, fear, and migration.
• The threat is seen as a gradual spread of radical ideology through village networks, mosques, madrasas, and social media, rather than mass illegal crossings.
• Jamaat questioned election irregularities, claiming narrow losses and biased administration, despite thanking voters.