National Communist Party (NCP) leader Atiq Mujahid visited injured party members receiving treatment at Rangpur Medical College Hospital Friday night. Mujahid, also a Member of Parliament for Kurigram-2, expressed determination to continue fighting against what he termed “terrorist politics,” even at the cost of his life. The visit followed recent injuries sustained by NCP activists, though the specific circumstances of those injuries were not detailed in the report. Mujahid’s statement signals a strong stance against political violence and intimidation. He reaffirmed his commitment to the party’s principles despite the risks involved. The NCP is a left-wing political party in Bangladesh, advocating for socialist policies and workers’ rights. This incident highlights ongoing political tensions in the Rangpur division.