Nahid urges NCP to be fully prepared for local polls battle
UNB, Sylhet
Published: 04 Mar 2026, 10:22 PM
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Opposition Chief Whip and Convener of the National Citizen
Part (NCP) Nahid Islam on Wednesday called on party leaders and activists to
prepare for the upcoming local government elections, saying they must get ready
for another fight and enter the field this time with full strength and no
mistakes.
He made the remarks as the chief guest at an iftar event
organised by the party at a community centre in Sylhet.
Nahid alleged that politicisation is taking place in various
government offices.
He said ruling party leaders have been appointed as
administrators in different city corporations.
He said if his party goes to parliament, they will raise
questions from a position of accountability.
At the programme, the party’s chief organiser of the
northern region, Sarjis Alam, criticised the recent India visit of the newly
appointed DGFI chief.
Sarjis said although some actions of the government are
commendable, politicisation and corruption will not be allowed in the future.
He said the country is moving towards a democratic
transition after accepting the election results.
However, he warned that any attempt to influence the
upcoming local polls through engineering or capturing polling centres will be
resisted.
He also cautioned the government against giving shelter to
what he called proven associates of fascism and opponents of the July movement.
At the event, leaders of the party warned of street protests
if the July Charter ordinance is not implemented and if the President is not
impeached.
Leaders from BNP, Jamaat and other political parties also
attended the iftar event.