The JMB's aim is to replace the current state of Bangladesh with an Islamic State based on Sharia law. It opposes the political system of Bangladesh and seeks to "build a society based on the Islamic model laid out in Holy Quran-Hadith." It opposes democracy as being in violation of Islamic law. It also opposes socialism and its avowed objective is to neutralize left-wing extremists, especially cadres of the Purba Banglar Communist Party (PBCP), as well as cultural functions, cinema halls, shrines and NGOs.VideoVideo: 2010 New Delhi: Bangladeshi terror groups are running training camps in districts bordering India. Banned terror outfit Jamaat-ul-Mujahideen's chief, Maulana Saidur Rahman Jafar has admitted during interrogation that many terror camps are running near the border with India.
Jama'at ul Mujahideen Bangladesh (JMB)
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