Dr. Mahmudur Rahman, Editor of the Daily Amar Desh, stated that while the July Mass Uprising successfully brought down fascism, the Gen-Z generation's core aspirations for comprehensive state reform remain unfulfilled. Speaking as the chief guest at a discussion titled "July Charter After a Year: Exchange of Views with Youth Stakeholders of the Mass Uprising" held on Wednesday, November 4, 2026, at the National Press Club in Dhaka, he urged all Bangladesh-pro political forces to prepare for another revolution to safeguard national sovereignty.
Organized by the Amar Bangladesh Party (AB Party) and chaired by party chairman Mojibur Rahman Monju, the meeting brought together prominent civic leaders, former prosecutors, and youth organizers. Dr. Mahmudur Rahman pointed out that the process of formulating the July Charter suffered from procedural flaws, particularly by prioritizing elections before solidifying reform. He cautioned against post-election divisions and credit-seeking among revolutionary factions, calling for a National Convention of all Bangladesh-pro parties to build unified resistance against lingering fascist elements.
Read nextPrime Minister Tarique Rahman Scheduled for Official Visit to Khulna and Bagerhat on ThursdayEchoing these concerns, AB Party Chairman Mojibur Rahman Monju asserted that true state repair cannot happen under existing constitutional constraints and announced plans to gather 40 million public signatures for a new state reform charter. Former ICT Chief Prosecutor Advocate Tajul Islam reminded politicians not to dismiss the youth who led the uprising, declaring the July Charter an absolute "red line," while Daily Wada Editor Shafiqul Alam emphasized carrying the spirit of July into art, literature, and cultural movements.
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