AB Party Chairman Mojibur Rahman Manju stated that the arrogance of defeated forces is natural but their actions will further consolidate the unity of July movement supporters. He made the remarks on Monday at the party’s central office in Bijoynagar, Dhaka, during a meeting with activists who participated in the July uprising in Uttara and Rampura. The meeting was chaired by Dhaka North Convener Selim Khan.

Manju emphasized that the AB Party’s main political goal is to establish national unity while upholding the aspirations of the July uprising. He warned against attempts to undermine the movement, saying those who now belittle July were historically opposed to it. He recalled that despite holding parliamentary power, former Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina had to flee amid a popular uprising. Manju highlighted the AB Party’s sacrifices, including operating under surveillance, defying curfews, and facing gunfire during the movement.

He added that the party believes in people’s power and follows centrist politics, maintaining respectful relations with all political and religious groups. The meeting also featured calls from party leaders to strengthen organizational activities and unity for future challenges.