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Jamaat blames government's 'inefficiency' for severe gridlock suffering

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Jamaat blames government's 'inefficiency' for severe gridlock suffering
Jamaat-e-Islami has blamed the government's inefficiency and mismanagement for the severe suffering caused by a nearly 50-kilometer-long traffic jam on the Dhaka-Chittagong highway.

On Saturday (August 29), the party's media wing said the traffic jam that started Friday afternoon stretched from Sonargaon to Madhaiya of Chandina in Comilla.

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Jamaat claimed that although repair work on a bridge in the Sonargaon area had begun, no alternative arrangement for vehicle movement was made. As a result, thousands of passengers, women, children, elderly and sick patients have suffered.

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The party further said that as trucks, buses and various other vehicles remain stuck for hours, a huge number of working hours are being wasted and businessmen are also facing financial losses.

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