After the attack on Nusrat's home, Nahid Islam warns: today me, tomorrow you, everyone will be attacked one by one

National Citizen Party (NCP) convener Nahid Islam has said the leadership and stakeholders of the July revolution are being targeted. In his words: 'When the city burns, the temple is not spared. Today me, tomorrow you, the day after, everyone else will be attacked one by one.'

The opposition chief whip, Nahid Islam, made the remarks in a post on his verified Facebook page at around three o'clock on Wednesday night.

In the Facebook post, the NCP convener stated that he no longer hopes the government and the administration will be able to give the public any security. On this point he wrote: 'We ourselves will have to choose our own path.'

Calling the fallen force a 'terrorist fascist force' in his post, Nahid Islam wrote that the fascist Awami League is not a domestic force of this country. He claimed that, with Delhi's shelter, patronage and instigation, anti-July forces are wounding Bangladesh; they carry out sabotage inside the country and then cross the border to take shelter on the other side.

Saying he will confront the anti-Bangladesh forces, Nahid Islam wrote: 'We will do it unitedly, and we will do it democratically.'

Earlier, party leaders alleged that a petrol bomb attack was carried out on the village home in Kushtia of NCP leader and reserved women's seat MP Nusrat Tabassum. After midnight on Wednesday, a fire incident took place at Nusrat's village home in Bagowan village of Daulatpur upazila, Kushtia.

Nusrat Tabassum is a joint convener of the NCP and a member of the party's highest policy-making forum, the political council. She is a member of the reserved women's seat in the 13th National Parliament. An NCP media cell Facebook post alleged that Awami terrorists threw a petrol bomb at her house. NCP spokesperson Asif Mahmud Sajib Bhuiyan also spoke of a petrol bomb attack on Nusrat Tabassum's home in a Facebook post.