Nahid Islam, a prominent youth leader, has warned that if any group undermines national unity for political gain, the government must take responsibility and act alongside the people. Referring to the "July Declaration," he described it as a national charter born of student uprisings, political sacrifice, and visions for state reform. He criticized the government for failing to meet its promises to student leaders despite multiple deadlines. Nahid emphasized that the charter, which includes proposals for constitutional amendments, must be finalized by August 5 through public referendum or parliamentary means. He reiterated that no party should derail this historic process for partisan interest.