Nahid Islam, convener of the National Citizens Party (NCP), declared that no new 'looters' would be allowed to come to power. He made the statement on Thursday afternoon at a campaign rally for Jamaat-e-Islami Ameer Dr. Shafiqur Rahman, held at Adarsha School field in Mirpur 10, Dhaka. Nahid Islam attended the event as a special guest and praised the residents of Dhaka-15 for having the Jamaat leader contesting from their constituency.

Addressing the rally, he described Dr. Rahman as a leader of the anti-fascist movement and claimed that a nationwide wave of support for him would be visible on February 12. Nahid Islam urged the government and the Election Commission to ensure a fair and impartial election, warning that any alternative plan would not work. He criticized the BNP’s announcement of distributing various cards, questioning whether they would reach the people and alleging inconsistency in nominating loan defaulters.

He called on voters to support the ten-party alliance’s symbol and vote “yes” in the upcoming election scheduled for February 12.