National Citizen Party (NCP) convener Nahid Islam emphasized the need for a new constitution and fundamental reforms to combat dominance, inequality, and fascism in Bangladesh. Speaking at a street rally in Magura, he said the current crises persist due to the absence of constitutional change even after the July mass uprising. He urged unity against extortion, terrorism, and land-grabbing, and called for justice for the martyrs of the uprising. The rally was part of the “July March” that took place across key areas in the town.