There is no question of Jamaat coming to power, the country cannot be returned to darkness again: Nasiruddin Patwari


Published: 05:30 22 October 2025
National Citizen Party (NCP) Chief Coordinator Nasiruddin Patwari said, there is no question of Jamaat coming to power, and the country cannot be returned to darkness again. He made it clear that Jamaat will never be able to come to power due to its political philosophy and past behavior that are contrary to the country's independence, map and national consciousness.
In a Own Verified Facebook post on Tuesday night, he said, "Every time Jamaat has wanted to return to the stage of history, there has been an echo of resistance from the hearts of the people. We believe in a Bangladesh of justice, humanity and solidarity. Infiltration in the administration under the guise of a political party, politics of division or attempts to seize the state in the name of religion will not succeed on this soil."
He further mentioned that the people of Bangladesh, including the Qawmi, Sunni, Hindu, young and progressive, are united today to remain on the path of peace, harmony and humanity. The politics of division will never find a place in Bangladesh, the soil soaked in the blood of martyrs, the call for the liberation war and the mass uprising.
Nasiruddin Patwari said, "Our responsibility is not only prevention, but also protection. We must strive to protect the country's map, Islam and the dignity of scholars and scholars."
Finally, he called for the politics of humanity and coexistence, saying, "For those who have gone astray, the door to return to the Bangladesh of democracy, justice and free thought is always open. This country is not an enemy of anyone - this country is a call for coexistence, mutual respect and a new future."
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