The National Citizens Party (NCP) formally launched its campaign for the upcoming 13th National Parliamentary Election and the referendum on reform on Thursday afternoon. The event began at Dhaka University campus with visits to the mausoleums of three leaders and the grave of July revolutionary martyr Osman Hadi. NCP Convener Nahid Islam, Chief Coordinator Nasiruddin Patowary, and other senior leaders attended the program.

Following the inauguration, Nahid Islam expressed confidence that the ten-party electoral alliance would win by a large margin and form the next government, saying that the people of Bangladesh stood with them. He emphasized that victory for the alliance was essential to advance reform inspired by the aspirations of July. Nahid Islam also urged voters in Dhaka-8 to support Nasiruddin Patowary, the alliance’s candidate, under the Shapla Koli symbol, highlighting his connection to the struggles and dreams of local residents.

After paying respects at the graves of national poet Kazi Nazrul Islam and martyr Sharif Osman Hadi, the NCP leaders began their campaign journey titled “March for Justice,” which concluded in Motijheel.