The National Citizens Party (NCP), a youth-led political organization in Bangladesh, has emerged as the only party actively resisting the return of fascism and Indian dominance following the fall of Sheikh Hasina’s 16-year authoritarian rule in July–August 2024. Despite earlier signs of national unity against fascism, the NCP now claims to be the sole force maintaining street-level activism. The party is also pressing for implementation of the July Charter, constitutional reforms, and the establishment of an upper house through a referendum-backed process.

NCP leaders accuse the ruling BNP of attempting to rehabilitate the banned Awami League and of failing to uphold commitments to reform. They also allege covert Indian influence in national politics and criticize BNP and Jamaat-e-Islami for their silence on key sovereignty issues. The NCP has vowed to continue its “zero tolerance” stance against fascism and foreign dominance, emphasizing justice for victims of past violence and the July uprising.

The party plans nationwide outreach to students and citizens, warning that if parliamentary reform stalls, it will return to street protests to defend democratic and sovereign governance.