Bangladesh, Feb. 6 -- With the election race entering a decisive phase, Bangladesh Jamaat-e-Islami has stepped up its campaign, claiming a growing public mandate amid visible grassroots mobilisation across several districts.

Party leaders say rising attendance at rallies and renewed organisational activity reflect popular backing for Jamaat's pledges of clean governance, moral leadership and social justice.

However, political analysts caution that while Jamaat's profile has increased, real power will ultimately depend on post-election coalition negotiations rather than campaign momentum alone.

Observers note that Jamaat's recent gains are being driven largely by voter frustration with mainstream parties.

In conservative and semi-rural...