Jatiyatabadi Chhatra Dal (JCD), the student wing of BNP, staged a protest rally on Monday condemning alleged efforts to create mobs and destabilize educational institutions. The march, which began in Nayapaltan and ended in Shahbagh, aimed to counter what JCD called covert attempts by rival groups, especially Shibir, to misrepresent them and disrupt student activism. JCD General Secretary Nasir Uddin claimed the recent Mitford murder is being used to spread confusion and malign his organization. He insisted the rally was peaceful and meant to expose such conspiracies.

A viral video allegedly showing NCP leader Md. Imamur Rashid accepting Tk 7 lakh from a female entrepreneur has sparked controversy. While Rashid claims the money was a donation, Rashed Khan of the Gono Odhikar Parishad has called for an investigation to determine whether the funds were used for party purposes or taken personally. Khan also cited previous allegations of recruitment irregularities. Imamur countered that the video was leaked maliciously after the woman failed to gain unethical benefits. Following the uproar, NCP has launched a donation website and introduced a fund policy.

The Dhaka Bar Unit of the pro-BNP Bangladesh Nationalist Lawyers' Forum has announced it will not defend any of the accused in the murder case of scrap dealer Md. Sohag. At a press conference on Monday, the forum said this stance was taken in protest of the “brutal killing” and to reject what they called politically motivated attempts to smear BNP. They called for a speedy trial and urged all lawyers to refrain from defending the accused.

BNP Secretary General Mirza Fakhrul Islam Alamgir has condemned the use of children in what he termed "malicious and degrading" political slogans targeting party leader Tarique Rahman. Speaking at a press conference in Gulshan on 14 July, he said this reflects a disturbing trend of character assassination aimed at derailing democratic progress. He criticized the government's inaction over the murder of Sohag, noting that despite video and photographic evidence, no arrests have been made. He announced the formation of a BNP-led fact-finding committee to investigate the incident.

A video showing National Citizen Party (NCP) central member Imamur Rashid allegedly accepting Tk 7 lakh from a female entrepreneur has gone viral on social media. The footage, shared by BNP leader Dr. A.K.M. Wahiduzzaman, sparked widespread criticism. Rashid claims the money was a voluntary donation to the party fund and accused the woman of releasing the video after failing to gain undue advantages. However, the entrepreneur alleges she provided nearly Tk 48 lakh for project opportunities that never materialized. The incident raises serious concerns about political fundraising practices in Bangladesh.

Khyber Pakhtunkhwa Chief Minister Ali Amin Gandapur has declared a "Do-or-Die" movement under the Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) banner. In a press conference in Lahore, he announced that the movement will culminate on August 5, marking two years since Imran Khan’s imprisonment. Gandapur warned that a decision must be made within 90 days on the party's political future. While open to dialogue, he emphasized it must be with those who actually wield decision-making power. PTI reaffirmed its commitment to defending constitutional rights through continued protest.

BNP's affiliated wings—Chhatra Dal, Jubo Dal, and Swechchhasebak Dal—have announced nationwide protests condemning the deteriorating law and order situation, mob violence, and disruption in educational institutions. Chhatra Dal will hold a march from Nayapaltan to Shahbagh on Monday, July 14. Swechchhasebak Dal will protest on July 15, and Jubo Dal on July 17, both at the central and district levels. The parties insist the protests will be peaceful and are a response to politically motivated unrest.

Dr. AZM Zahid Hossain reiterated that BNP is committed to law and order, firmly opposing mob violence. “Those involved in such actions must be identified and swiftly arrested to maintain civil order,” he said. He also alleged continued provocations and conspiracies against the party, but affirmed that under Tarique Rahman’s leadership, BNP remains united and vigilant. “We are prepared to stand with the people to resist all conspiracies in defense of democracy,” he added.

Bangladesh Jamaat-e-Islami has formally invited Islami Andolon Bangladesh to its upcoming national rally, scheduled for July 19 at Suhrawardy Udyan. A delegation led by Jamaat central executive council member Nurul Islam Bulbul handed over the official invitation at Islami Andolon's headquarters on Sunday. The news was shared on social media by Jamaat leader Dr. Shafiqur Rahman Masud.

BNP Standing Committee member Amir Khasru Mahmud Chowdhury criticized those who obstruct democratic elections, stating, “If you neither participate in nor allow elections, you’re functioning more like a pressure group than a political party.” He added, “This behavior resembles that of Sheikh Hasina.” Khasru called for swift national elections and the transfer of power to a publicly elected government, emphasizing that political reform must extend beyond interim frameworks to the culture of politics itself.

In a conference held in Banshkhali, Chattogram, the Amir of Islami Andolon Bangladesh, Maulana Mufti Syed Muhammad Rezaul Karim, stated that Islamic, nationalistic, and humanitarian forces must unite to rebuild the country. Speaking at an Ulema conference organized by the Bangladesh Mujahid Committee and National Ulema-Mashayekh A’immah Council, he warned, “Anyone dreaming of power while sidelining Islamic scholars should abandon that illusion.”

BNP Secretary General Mirza Fakhrul Islam Alamgir claims a well-orchestrated conspiracy is underway against his party. Speaking at the launch of the book "Tarique Rahman: The Hope of Bangladesh" in Gulshan on Sunday, he asserted that BNP cannot be dismissed easily. Praising Tarique Rahman’s organizational capabilities and leadership, Fakhrul said, “He is effectively leading and reorganizing the party.” Emphasizing the need to involve students and the youth in politics, he remarked, “Like his mother, Tarique Rahman refuses to bow down and continues his struggle.”

A political stir has erupted in Ashuganj, Brahmanbaria, after Awami League leader Nabi Hossain Sagar was included in the newly formed Upazila committee of the National Citizens’ Party (NCP). Sagar, a ward-level AL leader, has previously been involved in controversial elections and protest movements. Local NCP leaders expressed their dissatisfaction and informed the central committee, which has promised to review and potentially revise the decision.

The Revolutionary Student Front will observe "July Uprising Day" on July 14, commemorating the 2018 student protest against quota discrimination. The group accuses then-Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina of labeling protestors as descendants of war collaborators, which they say led to state-sponsored repression and violence. The protest, led by students from Dhaka University with the chant "Ami ke, tumi ke – Razakar Razakar," marked the beginning of what they call a historic resistance. Events on July 14 will include demonstrations and calls for justice. The group also plans to observe August 5 as “Victory Day Against Fascism.”

Imran Khan’s sons, Sulaiman and Qasim, are expected to lead a Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) protest in Pakistan on August 5. Their planned return follows lobbying efforts in the US. However, government officials have warned of legal consequences if the British citizens engage in any violence. Prime Minister's adviser Rana Sanaullah warned they would face arrest if found involved in unrest. Jemima Goldsmith, Khan’s ex-wife, stated on X (formerly Twitter) that the boys have no communication with their father and criticized the Pakistani government’s actions as undemocratic and vindictive. If they violate visa conditions, they risk detention.