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  1. The National Citizen Party operates as a political body in Bangladesh while seeking diplomatic support for bilateral issues.

National Citizen Party leaders in Bangladesh made anti-India remarks, leading to protests near the Indian High Commission.

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National Citizen Party leaders in Bangladesh made anti-India remarks, leading to protests near the Indian High Commission.

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National Citizen PartyBangladeshNahid Islam

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  1. NCP protests in Dhaka, demanding resignations, while Islam alleges Japan corridor attempt.1 source
  2. NCP protests and Nahid Islam criticism coincide with Bangladesh resisting Indian corridor and water treaty expiry.1 source
  3. NCP leaders and Nahid Islam made anti-India remarks, prompting protests near the Indian High Commission.1 source
  4. Islam supports protests in Delhi, linking the Bangladeshi political group to local university movements.1 source

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