Blaming Tarique for any trouble without proof resembles AL’s fascist culture: Mahdi Amin
Daily Sun Report, Dhaka
Published: 27 Jan 2026, 10:51 PM
BNP election steering committee spokesperson Mahdi Amin has rejected NCP
Chief Coordinator Nasiruddin Patwary’s allegations that BNP top leaders were
behind Tuesday’s “egg attack” on him.
NCP has not presented any proof or logical grounds for its allegations
against BNP Chairman Tarique Rahman and senior leader Mirza Abbas, Mahdi said,
terming the move a reflection of the “fascist culture” of Awami League regime.
Awami League chief and ousted prime minister Sheikh Hasina as well as
her associates also used to directly blame Tarique Rahman for any untoward incident
without giving any proof, Mahdi stated in a facebook post on Tuesday.
The Awami League regime ultimately lost connection with the general
people and became the target of public wrath, Mahdi said hinting at similar predicament
for those who would adopt the regime’s policies.
Earlier, on Tuesday, a group of individuals blocked Nasiruddin Patwary
from entering the Habibullah Bahar College, in Shantinagar, where the NCP
leader claimed he was invited to join a winter cake festival.
With support from his partymen, Nasiruddin eventually managed to go past
the resistance, but later eggs were thrown at him. Nasiruddin, and NCP Convener
Nahid Islam later alleged that Mirza Abbas, the BNP candidate to rival Nasiruddin
in Dhaka-8 election race, ordered Chhatra Dal to throw the eggs, and Tarique
Rahman gave consent in this regard.
Mahdi Amin said that the college authority has confirmed Nasiruddin was
not invited to any event on the campus on Tuesday. “Even students” tried to
prevent the uninvited guest from entering the college, Mahdi said.
Yet it remains a mystery, that despite being not invited, Nasiruddin
went there with a big number of party activists. Then, adding to the mystery, all
of a sudden, eggs were thrown at him by unidentified individuals, and some
people engaged in a fight with his supporters, Mahdi said.
Mahdi urged all to avoid making the 12 February elections a stage for “irrational
dramas.”
Nasiruddin has already drawn attention through his “haughtiness and sensational
statements.” He attempts to go viral at different times by verbally insulting
BNP, getting aggressive towards voters and spreading falsehood against rival
election candidates.
Mirza Abbas has consistently faced vulgar attitude from Nasiruddin but
demonstrated profound tolerance and a positive attitude, Mahdi claimed in the
facebook post.