"Represent Gen-Z, Not ‘Jamaat Generation’"—Partha Rebukes NCP in Parliament

During a discussion under Rule 62 on Tuesday, Partha expressed concern over the labeling of critics as "enemies of the July Revolution." He compared this trend to the previous Awami League regime, noting, "Back then, even questioning oil prices led to accusations of opposing war crime trials. Today, I see the same patterns emerging."

Highlighting the long-standing sacrifices of political parties, Partha used a striking cricket analogy: "You might have scored 12 runs in the final 6 balls, but we collectively scored the preceding 300 runs. We have endured 17 years of struggle and imprisonment." He reminded the House that martyrs like Wasim Akram from Chittagong sacrificed their lives alongside Abu Sayeed, emphasizing that no single group should monopolize the legacy of the revolution.