Sarjis Alam, chief organizer of the National Citizen Party (NCP) for northern Bangladesh, declared that the Awami League’s downfall had occurred and that its political end had been sealed in Delhi. He made the remarks on Thursday night at the ‘July March’ event held at Baluchar field in Chatmohar, Pabna. Alam urged citizens to support political forces aligned with Bangladesh’s interests and to reject corruption, extortion, and political influence in public services.

He criticized the country’s education and healthcare sectors, blaming political interference for poor management and irregularities in school and hospital operations. Alam also alleged that unqualified individuals were being appointed to educational committees and called for the elimination of drugs, extortion, and abuse of power from society. Addressing allegations of embezzlement against the NCP, he dismissed them as baseless political propaganda.

Alam further accused Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina’s administration of politicizing the bureaucracy and engaging in repression. The event concluded with the announcement of Akhtar Hossain Lebu as the NCP’s mayoral candidate for Chatmohar municipality.