National Citizen Party (NCP) convener Nahid Islam has pledged not to leave the streets until the dreams of Osman Sharif Hadi, a key figure in the so-called July Revolution, are realized. In a Facebook post late Thursday, Nahid paid tribute to Hadi, who reportedly died embracing martyrdom, calling his sacrifice a symbol of courage and justice.

Nahid’s statement has drawn attention amid renewed political mobilization by groups identifying with the 'Inquilab Mancha' movement. His post described Hadi’s death as an inspiration for millions in post-July Bangladesh and reaffirmed commitment to the ideals of fairness and reform that Hadi championed. Supporters have echoed his sentiments online, while authorities have yet to comment on the broader implications.

The declaration comes as preparations are underway for anti-hegemony rallies in Dhaka’s Shahbagh area, where traffic disruptions and heightened security are expected. Observers note that Hadi’s death may intensify political activism and deepen divisions between opposition groups and the government.