NCP Convener Nahid Islam, after returning from China and visiting Nurul Haque Nur at Dhaka Medical College Hospital, declared that the Jatiya Party has “no right” to engage in politics in Bangladesh. He accused the party of standing against the people by participating in what he described as an “illegitimate election,” thereby legitimizing a fraudulent process. Nahid strongly condemned the recent attack on Nur, calling it “deeply concerning” and “unnatural.” He urged all political parties to unite in resisting the defeated forces. At the same time, Sarjis Alam warned of taking to the streets once again to counter what he called “fascist conspiracies.” He argued that the attack on Nur was a calculated attempt to suppress the power of a people’s uprising. “This brutal assault was carried out by the military, which is alarming,” Alam alleged, raising questions about whose directives the armed forces are currently operating under. He further claimed that the violence was carried out in retaliation for demanding accountability for collaborators of fascism.