Jamaat-Shibir Presence at NCP’s Procession in Pabna Sparks Public Outrage

Pabna Correspondent

A procession by the National Citizen’s Party (NCP) was held in Pabna, drawing strong public reactions due to the prominent presence of local war criminal Jamaat-e-Islami and its covert militant wing, Islami Chhatra Shibir.

Many have previously labeled NCP as Jamaat’s “C-Team.” Political circles widely believe that NCP’s central leadership includes hidden Shibir operatives. Additionally, AB Party has long been recognized as Jamaat’s “B-Team.” Now, the public is identifying NCP and its activists as covert members of Jamaat-Shibir under the “C-Team” label.

Local sources report that yesterday’s NCP procession in Pabna saw large-scale participation by identified Jamaat-Shibir activists from surrounding areas, triggering widespread criticism across the district’s political landscape.

Citizens are openly questioning: Is NCP operating under Jamaat’s control?

Local journalist Ashik Iqbal Rassel highlighted similarities between NCP’s logo and that of the banned militant student organization Chhatra Shibir.

He stated, “NCP’s logo resembles Shibir’s! Awami League is recognizable, but Jamaat isn’t. A 17-vehicle convoy from Santhia came to Pabna for NCP—among visible participants was Bakul Hossain, Jamaat’s 2015 mayoral candidate for Santhia Municipality. Those associated with NCP in Santhia are locally discussed as Jamaat’s ‘C-Team’.”

NCP leadership has yet to officially respond to these allegations.

Meanwhile, local Awami League leaders are closely monitoring NCP’s collaboration with Jamaat-Shibir, expressing grave concerns about anti-state ideologies being advanced through NCP.

Simultaneously, locals are increasingly anxious about NCP’s true political identity and its Jamaat-Shibir links. Many suspect Jamaat has strategically created NCP to engineer political realignment.