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NCP leader Hasnat ‘comes under attack’ in Gazipur
Published :
May 04, 2025 20:18
Updated :
May 04, 2025 20:18

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Hasnat Abdullah, Chief Coordinator (South) of the National Citizens’ Party (NCP), reportedly came under attack in Chandana area of Gazipur on Sunday evening.

The information was first shared in a Facebook post by Abdul Hannan Masud, another leader of the NCP, reports UNB.

In his post, he wrote, “Hasnat Abdullah’s car has come under attack in Chandana, Gazipur. Anyone nearby, please come forward immediately.”

Similar information was also posted on Facebook by Sarjis Alam, the NCP’s Chief Coordinator (North), who claimed that 10–12 assailants launched the attack.

“The car windows were smashed, and Hasnat’s hand is bleeding. Those nearby, please protect him,” his post reads.

When contacted around 7:30pm, Shahin Khan, Officer-in-Charge of Bason Police Statio said, “We are yet to confirm the details or exact location of the incident. We are verifying the information.”

Meanwhile, local sources said Hasnat Abdullah was seen near the Islamic University of Technology (IUT) under the jurisdiction of Gazipur’s Gacha Police Station.

Gazipur Metropolitan Police Deputy Commissioner (South) Nasir Uddin also said that he was on his way to the spot after receiving reports of the incident.​
 

Attempted murder case filed in attack on Hasnat's car
FE ONLINE DESK
Published :
May 05, 2025 22:43
Updated :
May 05, 2025 22:43

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An attempted murder case has been filed in connection with the recent attack on National Citizen Party (NCP) leader Hasnat Abdullah's vehicle in Gazipur. The case names 43 individuals and includes over 100 unidentified suspects.

The incident occurred on Sunday evening, May 4, 2025, when assailants on motorcycles attacked Hasnat's car near Chandana Chowrasta as he was returning from Gazipur Agricultural University to Dhaka. The attackers shattered the vehicle's windows, causing injuries to Hasnat's arm, according to local media.

In response to the attack, police have detained at least 54 individuals during overnight raids across Gazipur. Among the detainees are Md Nizam Uddin, a Jubo League leader from Ward 13 of Gazipur City, and Masum Ahmed Dipu, president of the Sheikh Russel Shishu Kishore Parishad. Authorities report that most of the arrested individuals are affiliated with the Awami League and its associated organisations.

The case was filed by NCP activist Khandaker Al Amin at Basan Police Station. Gazipur Metropolitan Police have confirmed that investigations are ongoing to identify and apprehend all individuals involved in the attack.​
 

6 women including 3 NCP leaders send legal notice to Hefazat-e-Islam
Staff Correspondent Dhaka
Published: 06 May 2025, 00: 52

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Six women, including three leaders of National Citizen Party (NCP) leaders, sent a legal notice to Hefazat-e-Islam Bangladesh over allegations of using abusive language against the members of the Women Affairs Reform Commission during a recent public rally.

The notice was sent through a lawyer of the Dhaka Judge Court on Monday afternoon.

The notice sought an explanation within seven days as to why a defamation case should not be filed against Hefazat-e-Islam. Failing to provide any explanation, Hefazat would face legal action for defaming the members of the Women Affairs Reform Commission.

Those who sent the notice are - NCP northern region organiser Dyuti Arannya Chowdhury and members Syeda Nilima Dola and Neela Afroze, as well as writer and activists Umme Rayhana, teacher Umme Farhana, and Jahangirnagar University student and cultural activist Camellia Sharmin. The notice was addressed to ‘Hefazat-e-Islam Bangladesh’.

Syeda Neelima Dola, however, told Prothom Alo that they three have been involved with the notice on personal decision, not on the party’s instruction.

Lawyer Palash addressed Hefazat in the notice saying, “You or your organisation does not believe in communal harmony or the peaceful coexistence of people of all opinions in a peace-loving Bangladesh. That is why you become desperate to create an unstable environment in Bangladesh. You have published various disrespectful and defamatory statements against the Women Affairs Reform Commission of the interim government. This is not just defamatory and derogatory toward the Women Affairs Reform Commission, but is also to all women in Bangladesh.”

The notice said that Hefazat verbally abused the respected and dedicated women leaders of the Commission instead of engaging in any constructive discussion with the Commission or the government regarding the Commission’s report. This is universally recognised as being against both the law and religious principles. Yet, you accepted such abusive behaviour casually and encouraged other, thus, it implies your collective responsibility as a political organisation and as individual members.

Such abusive behaviour is punishable under Sections 499 and 500 of the Penal Code. On this basis, the legal notice is being sent.​
 

NCP clarifies party's stance regarding Women Affairs Reform Commission report
Staff Correspondent Dhaka
Published: 06 May 2025, 00: 48

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The National Citizen’s Party (NCP) has clarified their stance regarding the report submitted by the Women Affairs Reform Commission.

The party says some recommendations made by the commission have sparked some conflicts between the state and the religious and social values of Bangladesh and made women and religion standing against each other. It is essential to keep the door open for discussion with the stakeholders over the conflicting issues.

At the same time, the commission could not ensure representation and inclusion of the women from all sections of the society, it added.

The NCP said this in a press release sent to the media Monday. On behalf of the party, NCP joint member secretary (office) Saleh Uddin Rifat sent the press release under the title ‘NCP’s stance regarding Women Affairs Reform Commission report’.

The report says a total of 11 commissions were formed at the initiative of the interim government in the post July uprising period. The Women Affairs Reform Commission submitted its report on 19 April. Meanwhile, the National Consensus Commission has started its work. However, the Women Affairs Reform Commission was not under the National Consensus Commission. As a result, the political parties did not have the opportunity to discuss the recommendations made by the Women Affairs Reform Commission. Now it is seen that the recommendations have stirred multi-dimensional discussions and dissents in the political arena of the country.

The press release further says, “It is the duty of the government to make law respecting the religious, social and cultural integrity, people’s belief and social values. Some recommendations made by the commission have sparked some conflicts between the state and the religious and social values of Bangladesh and made women and religion standing against each other. It is essential to keep the door open for constructive discussions with the stakeholders over the conflicting issues.”

The party also strongly criticised and protested some farcical and derogatory statements regarding women during some recent rallies held in protest of the recommendations made by the Women Affairs Reform Commission.

The press release further says, “In every struggle in the history of the country, in particular during the July uprising, women from all walks of life joined and played a major role. The country rose from the fascist rule that lasted for 15 years as a result of massive women participation in the movement, their leadership and sacrifice. The NCP deeply believes in women's freedom, their right to freedom of speech and their social struggles and is committed to ensure women's dignity and rights. NCP is committed to building a new Bangladesh taking along the women.”​
 

NCP leaders for neutral probe, justice for Shapla Square crackdown in 2013
FE REPORT
Published :
May 07, 2025 10:27
Updated :
May 07, 2025 10:27

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More than a decade after the deadly Shapla Square crackdown on mass gathering of Hefazat-e-Islam Bangladesh, leaders of the National Citizen Party (NCP) have called for demanded an independent investigation for ensuring justice and state recognition of 'Martyrs'.

At a discussion titled "A Decade since the Shapla Square Massacre: Justice, Fair Investigation, Recognition of the Martyrs, and State Accountability," held at the party's central office in the capital, they accused the ruling Awami League and its allies of orchestrating the 2013 operation and continuing to evade accountability.

The NCP leaders also condemned the lack of judicial action and demanded trials of those who were allegedly involved, proper compensation for victims' families, and a clear political stance from other parties to prevent the Awami League from participating in future elections.

Speaking at the function, Akhtar Hossain, Member Secretary of the NCP, said: "When we talk about the Shapla Square massacre after more than a decade, it becomes clear that not only the Awami League, but also their cultural and intellectual allies share equal responsibility for the incident".

He further stated that even after eight months, no judicial process had been initiated and no independent investigation body formed regarding the Shapla killings.

They said those who were directly involved-along with their collaborators and members of the law enforcement agencies-must be brought to justice through an independent inquiry.

Sarwar Tushar, a NCP leader, alleged that the ruling Awami League has turned into a 'purely terrorist organisation' and no longer it deserves the right to participate in politics in Bangladesh.

"AL must not be allowed to take part in the upcoming elections. Any attempt to rehabilitate them will be resisted," he warned.

Mushfiq Salehin, another NCP leader, demanded a fair investigation and called for justice for the victims in the Shapla Square Massacre.

The party leaders emphasised that although filing of cases was not possible immediately after the incident due to the political reason, the time has now come to take legal actions.

They reiterated their demand for an impartial investigation and proper justice for the victims.​
 

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