The National Citizen Party, the students’ party behind the violent protests in 2024 that ousted the Sheikh Hasina-led government in Bangladesh amidst discontent in the country, has warned the ruling party of Prime Minister Tarique Rahman, stating that nobody can beat it in violence and that it had proved it during the July uprising.The grim warning was issued by National Citizen Party spokesperson Asif Mahmud Shojib Bhuyain, who served as an adviser in the interim government led by Muhammad Yunus, whose 18-month tenure saw targeted attacks on minorities, especially Hindus, by mobs.&nbsp;The National Citizen Party was formed after the protests of 2024 led to the setting up of an interim government.&nbsp;The elections in 2026 ensured the return of a democratically elected government in Bangladesh. Elections held earlier were questioned as there were allegations that the Sheikh Hasina government had not allowed free and fair elections and stifled the Opposition.&nbsp;Also Read: <a href="https://www.wionews.com/world/-talks-will-collapse-if-the-us-doesn-t-show-flexibility-iran-s-media-1779559398097">‘Talks will collapse if the US doesn't show flexibility’: Iran’s media</a>&nbsp;The National Citizen Party also contested the election but could not win as the people of Bangladesh elected the Bangladesh Nationalist Party (BNP) led by Tarique Rahman.&nbsp;As prime minister, Tarique Rahman has been making attempts to reach out to the opposition, but there have been run-ins between the supporters of the BNP and National Citizen Party, with many accusing the latter of not accepting defeat in the elections.&nbsp;Locals in Jhenaidah said an egg was thrown at National Citizen Party chief coordinator Nasiruddin Patwary, which led to clashes in the town between the two groups.&nbsp;Also Read: <a href="https://www.wionews.com/india-news/-choose-self-respect-over-green-card-return-home-zoho-founder-sridhar-vembu-urges-indians-in-us-1779550610811">‘Choose self-respect over green card, return home’: Zoho founder Sridhar Vembu urges Indians in US</a>&nbsp;Warning the government, Asif Mahmud said, “If you wish to inflict this upon us, this battle will not be fought against any single political party, specific ideology, or doctrine; this battle will be waged against an entire generation. Sheikh Hasina made the mistake of fighting this generation. I hope Tarique Rahman will not repeat that mistake.”&nbsp;“If the ruling party desires violence and wishes to adopt it as their sole political weapon, we proved during the 2024 mass uprising that nobody can outdo us in that regard,” Asif Mahmud said while demanding the arrest of those involved in the attack.&nbsp;Also Read: <a href="https://www.wionews.com/world/iran-s-top-negotiator-ghalibaf-warns-us-of-crushing-bitter-consequences-if-it-foolishly-restarts-war-1779538273012">Iran’s top negotiator Ghalibaf warns US of ‘crushing and bitter’ response if it ‘foolishly’ restarts war</a>&nbsp;Asif Mahmud also accused Home Minister Salahuddin Ahmed of behaving as the prime minister or the president.“If the country continues to run in this manner, the people of Bangladesh will be forced to take to the streets in the coming days against this government and the failing state structure.”&nbsp;

The warning was issued by National Citizen Party leader Asif Mahmud Shojib Bhuyain, who served as an adviser in the interim government led by Muhammad Yunus, whose 18-month tenure saw targeted attacks on minorities, especially Hindus, by mobs.

The National Citizen Party, the students’ party behind the violent protests in 2024 that ousted the Sheikh Hasina-led government in Bangladesh amidst discontent in the country, has warned the ruling party of Prime Minister Tarique Rahman, stating that nobody can beat it in violence and that it had proved it during the July uprising. The grim warning was issued by National Citizen Party spokesperson Asif Mahmud Shojib Bhuyain, who served as an adviser in the interim government led by Muhammad Yunus, whose 18-month tenure saw targeted attacks on minorities, especially Hindus, by mobs. The National Citizen Party was formed after the protests of 2024 led to the setting up of an interim government. The elections in 2026 ensured the return of a democratically elected government in Bangladesh. Elections held earlier were questioned as there were allegations that the Sheikh Hasina government had not allowed free and fair elections and stifled the Opposition. Also Read: ‘Talks will collapse if the US doesn't show flexibility’: Iran’s media The National Citizen Party also contested the election but could not win as the people of Bangladesh elected the Bangladesh Nationalist Party (BNP) led by Tarique Rahman. As prime minister, Tarique Rahman has been making attempts to reach out to the opposition, but there have been run-ins between the supporters of the BNP and National Citizen Party, with many accusing the latter of not accepting defeat in the elections. Locals in Jhenaidah said an egg was thrown at National Citizen Party chief coordinator Nasiruddin Patwary, which led to clashes in the town between the two groups. Also Read: ‘Choose self-respect over green card, return home’: Zoho founder Sridhar Vembu urges Indians in US Warning the government, Asif Mahmud said, “If you wish to inflict this upon us, this battle will not be fought against any single political party, specific ideology, or doctrine; this battle will be waged against an entire generation. Sheikh Hasina made the mistake of fighting this generation. I hope Tarique Rahman will not repeat that mistake.” “If the ruling party desires violence and wishes to adopt it as their sole political weapon, we proved during the 2024 mass uprising that nobody can outdo us in that regard,” Asif Mahmud said while demanding the arrest of those involved in the attack. Also Read: Iran’s top negotiator Ghalibaf warns US of ‘crushing and bitter’ response if it ‘foolishly’ restarts war Asif Mahmud also accused Home Minister Salahuddin Ahmed of behaving as the prime minister or the president. “If the country continues to run in this manner, the people of Bangladesh will be forced to take to the streets in the coming days against this government and the failing state structure.”

The warning was issued by National Citizen Party leader Asif Mahmud Shojib Bhuyain, who served as an adviser in the interim government led by Muhammad Yunus, whose 18-month tenure saw targeted attacks on minorities, especially Hindus, by mobs.

‘No one can beat us in violence, we proved it during July uprising’: Bangladesh students’ party warns PM’s BNP

Amid the violence in Bangladesh following the death of youth leader Sharif Osman Hadi, another leader of National Citizen Party (NCP) was shot by miscreants in Khulna on Monday (Dec 22). Gunmen opened fire at Motaleb Shikder, Khulna divisional chief of NCP and central organiser of NCP Sramik Shakti, targeting his head around 11:45 am. This comes after violence erupted in the country following the killing of Hadi, the founder of Inqilab Mancha, a radical student group of Dhaka University.&nbsp;According to Sonadanga Model Police Station Investigation Officer (OC) Animesh Mondol, Shikder was rushed to Khulna Medical College Hospital in critical condition, The Daily Star reported.&nbsp;Mondol added that doctors have said Motaleb is out of danger. The bullet entered through one side of his ear, pierced the skin, and exited through the other side, the report added.&nbsp;Hadi, the leader of the country’s 2024 pro-democracy uprising, was a polarising figure known for his strong anti-India stance. He was shot by masked assailants while leaving a mosque in Dhaka. Hadi was airlifted to a hospital in Singapore for treatment, but succumbed to his injuries on Thursday (Dec 18).&nbsp;Thousands of people took to the streets after his death, demanding his killers’ arrest. Angry protestors set fire to several buildings in the capital, including offices of two leading newspapers, with staff trapped inside.&nbsp;Protesters also blocked a major highway that connects Dhaka with other parts of the country and vandalised the home of a former minister in Chittagong in southeastern Bangladesh. The residence of Bangladesh’s first president, Sheikh Mujibur Rahman, the father of Sheikh Hasina, was also vandalised and set on fire by violent protesters. Meanwhile, stones were hurled at the Assistant High Commission of India and the nearby residences of officials in the port city of Chittagong. A Hindu youth was also killed by a mob, sparking more outrage in the community.&nbsp;

This comes after violence erupted in the country following the killing of Hadi, the founder of Inqilab Mancha, a radical student group of Dhaka University.

Amid the violence in Bangladesh following the death of youth leader Sharif Osman Hadi, another leader of National Citizen Party (NCP) was shot by miscreants in Khulna on Monday (Dec 22). Gunmen opened fire at Motaleb Shikder, Khulna divisional chief of NCP and central organiser of NCP Sramik Shakti, targeting his head around 11:45 am. This comes after violence erupted in the country following the killing of Hadi, the founder of Inqilab Mancha, a radical student group of Dhaka University. According to Sonadanga Model Police Station Investigation Officer (OC) Animesh Mondol, Shikder was rushed to Khulna Medical College Hospital in critical condition, The Daily Star reported. Mondol added that doctors have said Motaleb is out of danger. The bullet entered through one side of his ear, pierced the skin, and exited through the other side, the report added. Hadi, the leader of the country’s 2024 pro-democracy uprising, was a polarising figure known for his strong anti-India stance. He was shot by masked assailants while leaving a mosque in Dhaka. Hadi was airlifted to a hospital in Singapore for treatment, but succumbed to his injuries on Thursday (Dec 18). Thousands of people took to the streets after his death, demanding his killers’ arrest. Angry protestors set fire to several buildings in the capital, including offices of two leading newspapers, with staff trapped inside. Protesters also blocked a major highway that connects Dhaka with other parts of the country and vandalised the home of a former minister in Chittagong in southeastern Bangladesh. The residence of Bangladesh’s first president, Sheikh Mujibur Rahman, the father of Sheikh Hasina, was also vandalised and set on fire by violent protesters. Meanwhile, stones were hurled at the Assistant High Commission of India and the nearby residences of officials in the port city of Chittagong. A Hindu youth was also killed by a mob, sparking more outrage in the community.

This comes after violence erupted in the country following the killing of Hadi, the founder of Inqilab Mancha, a radical student group of Dhaka University.

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‘No one can beat us in violence, we proved it during July uprising’: Bangladesh students’ party warns PM’s BNP

Bangladesh: Another student leader shot as unrest spreads after Hadi death