Speaking at a press conference held at the party headquarters in Dhaka on Monday (September 28, 2026), Nahid Islam criticized the government for failing to curb rising lawlessness, mob violence, and administrative inaction across the country. He pointed to high-profile incidents in the capital—including the hours-long destruction of the Radda Center in Mirpur and the vandalism of content creator Salman Muqtadir's studio—as clear evidence of state apathy and administrative failure. Nahid also raised concerns over the exclusion of nearly 2,500 primary school teacher candidates during background verification, alleging political discrimination, and warned that the NCP would take to the streets if qualified job seekers were unfairly disqualified.