Ahead of the DUCSU elections on September 9, NCP Convener Nahid Islam voiced strong support for Abdul Kader’s candidacy for the Vice President (VP) post.
Nahid wrote that Kader had never been in the spotlight but had consistently worked for movements before and after July’s student uprising. Describing him as a grassroots leader and a “symbol of courage and patriotism,” Nahid expressed hope that Kader would emerge as the true representative of students by overturning existing political equations.