The National Citizens Party (NCP) has raised serious allegations against Law Adviser Dr. Asif Nazrul, claiming that he extended undue favor to a particular political party regarding amendments to the Representation of the People Order (RPO) and Article 20 of the 1972 Constitution. In an official letter signed by NCP’s member secretary Akhtar Hossain and sent on Sunday (November 2), the party questioned the adviser’s neutrality, emphasizing that as a state adviser, he must remain nonpartisan and avoid actions that suggest political bias. The NCP argued that Dr. Nazrul’s alleged private assurances to one party undermine the impartiality of the interim government and weaken public trust. The letter outlined three key objections: the misuse of party registration through proxy candidacies, the erosion of voter accountability, and the artificial creation of multiparty representation that benefits dominant political forces. The NCP endorsed the positions of the Election Reform Commission and the Election Commission, urging a clear legal provision to bar any registered party from contesting under another party’s symbol. According to the NCP, such reforms would strengthen genuine pluralism, ensure political accountability, and safeguard the constitutional integrity of democratic processes in Bangladesh.