National Citizens Party (NCP) convener and opposition chief whip Nahid Islam said the government has started walking the old path and has taken a clear stance against reforms. He made the remarks on Monday at an iftar and discussion event organized by NCP Dhaka Metropolitan North at the National Bangla High School field in Mirpur, Dhaka.

Nahid Islam emphasized that the NCP’s struggle for reform and change will continue, stating that the party stands for justice and against corruption. He urged supporters to be ready to open new horizons if the government continues on its old course and to prepare for the fight to implement reforms.

NCP senior joint convener and Dhaka Metropolitan North convener Ariful Islam Adib said the party’s leaders and activists in the city are ready for the struggle to implement change and the July Charter. Other party leaders, including Nasiruddin Patwari, Monira Sharmin, and Sardar Amirul Islam Sagor, also spoke at the event.