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Fakhrul Condemns NCP Rally Attack, Seeks Stern Action

Greenwatch Desk Politics 2025-07-16, 6:51pm

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BNP Secretary General Mirza Fakhrul Islam Alamgir on Tuesday strongly condemned the attack on NCP’s scheduled ‘March to Gopalganj’ programme and urged the government to deal with the perpetrators with an iron hand.


In a statement, he expressed deep concern over the incident, calling it a ‘heinous act’ carried out by the terrorists of the fascist Awami League.

“Following the fall of the autocratic Awami regime through the student-led mass movement, some miscreants are once again trying to destabilise the country for their own gain,” the BNP leader said.

He said the barbaric attack on the programme of National Citizen Party (NCP) in Gopalganj, including cocktail explosions, torching of the vehicles UNO and police, and injuries to law enforcement reflects, these evil efforts.

Due to the serious deterioration in law and order, Fakhrul said Awami League’s cohorts are now raising their heads and becoming aggressive to exploit the situation by creating chaos in the country and putting the interim government in trouble.

“There is no alternative but to suppress these miscreants with a strong hand,” he said.

Fakhrul also called upon people of all classes and professions, regardless of party or opinion, to remain united to protect democracy, voting rights, the lives and property of the people, and to prevent the rise of fascism again.

Otherwise, he warned, the country will once again face a threat to its independence and sovereignty.

The BNP Secretary General demanded immediate arrest and exemplary punishment of those responsible for the attack on the NCP programme, reports UNB. 

He also wished a speedy recovery to the injured police personnel.