NCP Convener Nahid Islam stated that the slogan “Delhi na Dhaka” (Neither Delhi nor Dhaka) originated during the protest march against the murder of Abrar Fahad. Speaking after visiting Abrar’s grave on July 8, Nahid described Abrar as a symbol of Bangladesh’s resistance against Indian dominance, a path that NCP politics continues to follow. He emphasized that the movement sparked by Abrar’s death marked a turning point in Bangladesh’s political landscape and inspired the July Mass Uprising. Nahid paid tribute to all martyrs, from Abrar Fahad to Abu Said, and remembered the victims of enforced disappearances, killings, and torture over the past 16 years. He affirmed the party’s commitment to the politics of patriotism and sovereignty that these martyrs represented.