The National Citizen Party, founded by student leaders who spearheaded last year’s July mass uprising, has criticised President Mohammad Shahabuddin issuing the July National Charter (Constitution Reform) Implementation Order, 2025.

Leaders question July Charter Implementation Order issued by the president

Party's official statement likely to come after 8:00pm

Porwar says chief adviser’s announcement ‘ignored people’s demand’

Warns against attempts to revive Hasina’s ‘authoritarian structure’

Chief adviser outlines referendum-linked roadmap

Police have set up 26 checkpoints across major roads and highways

Welcomed announcement of verdict date in case against Hasina

Tackling corruption and restoring law and order are top priorities of young voters ahead of the polls, according to a survey by the Bangladesh Youth Leadership Centre (BYLC).

Jamaat-e-Islami, Islami Andolan Bangladesh and six other like-minded parties yesterday warned that they may launch an indefinite sit-in programme until their five-point demand is met.

BNP acting chairperson Tarique Rahman yesterday questioned the logic of holding a referendum now, given that the country faces serious issues such as unemployment, unfair prices for farmers, and a failing education system.

Cautions against trying to prevent BNP from winning with people's support through dishonest tactics

HC granted her bail on Nov 9

Urges govt to keep law enforcement vigilant

Physicians emerge as one of the largest professional blocs running for election

Warn of indefinite sit-in in front of chief adviser's residence if demands unmet

Party also demands exclusion of AL-led alliance and Jatiya Party from electoral dialogue

The National Citizen Party has seen a sharp rise in the collection of nomination forms ahead of the upcoming national election, although most of its top leaders have yet to join the race.

Jamaat-e-Islami, Islami Andolon, and six other like-minded parties yesterday warned that no election can be held in February without legal recognition of the July charter.

The BNP has urged the interim government to act carefully amid the ongoing political deadlock, saying the parties that signed the July charter are not obliged to accept any decision made beyond what is stated in the charter.