Nasiruddin Patwari, chief coordinator of the National Citizen Party (NCP), has cautioned that any attack on foreign embassies in Bangladesh could invite external intervention. Speaking at a sit-in in Dhaka’s Banglamotor area on Friday, organized to protest the killing of Inquilab Mancha spokesperson Osman Hadi, Patwari urged supporters to avoid violence and maintain discipline during demonstrations. He emphasized that sabotage or assaults on diplomatic missions would harm Bangladesh’s sovereignty and image, calling instead for non-violent, democratic movements. Patwari also accused the Indian government of backing anti-Bangladesh conspiracies but clarified that his party opposes any attack on the Indian embassy. Senior NCP leaders and student representatives attended the event, which replaced a previously planned protest march. The NCP’s stance reflects growing political tension following Hadi’s death and concerns over infiltration by violent groups in ongoing street movements. Observers note that the party’s call for restraint may signal an attempt to distance itself from extremist elements while maintaining pressure on the government.
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