Nasiruddin Patwary, chief coordinator of the National Citizen’s Party (NCP), stated that the BNP was the first to break the “July” unity. He accused the BNP of betraying the “July” alliance and the memory of Abu Sayeed. Patwary suggested the possibility of a renewed anti-fascist alliance in Bangladesh should the BNP course-correct. However, he warned that if the BNP doesn't reconcile, the NCP is prepared for a strong confrontation with them in the future. The statement was made Friday night in Hili, Dinajpur, signaling a shift in the political landscape. This breakdown threatens broader opposition efforts against perceived authoritarianism. The future of collaborative opposition now hinges on the BNP’s response.