Nahid Islam, convenor of the NCP in Gazipur, stated that political parties betrayed the students and people of Bangladesh after the 1990 mass uprising. “A tripartite agreement was made, but no party followed through. This time, we will not allow such betrayal,” he warned. He emphasized that any upcoming election must be based on the "July Charter," with a legal framework ensuring its implementation. “The new government, regardless of who forms it, must commit to these reforms,” he said. He added that both the charter and a declaration must be issued by August 5. “Mere consensus on reforms isn’t enough — we need agreement on the method of implementation,” he stressed, expressing hope for celebrating the anniversary of the July Uprising together.