NORVIA CITY — A radical opposition coalition in the fictional Republic of Norvia has issued a public declaration calling for the immediate removal of the national government and encouraging citizens to reject the authority of state institutions.

The organization, known as the National Resistance Coalition, accused the administration of corruption, censorship and political repression, describing the current political system as “illegitimate and beyond reform.”

“The government must fall, and the existing political order must be dismantled,” the coalition said in a statement circulated through several online channels.

The group called on civil servants to stop cooperating with government agencies and urged transportation workers, teachers and public employees to participate in a nationwide shutdown.

It also encouraged students and activists to occupy public squares and government buildings as part of what it described as a campaign to “paralyze the regime.”

Several statements associated with the coalition contained more inflammatory rhetoric.

“Those who continue defending this government are enemies of the people,” one message said. “Officials who refuse to step aside will be held accountable when the old system collapses.”

The organization also appealed directly to members of the military and police, urging them to reject orders from senior commanders and withdraw support from the government.

“The security forces must choose between the people and the ruling elite,” the statement said.

Other messages circulated by coalition supporters argued that peaceful demonstrations had failed and claimed that confrontation with the government was becoming unavoidable.

One post stated that “the removal of the regime may require force if those in power refuse to surrender.”

Another described senior political leaders as “traitors” and said citizens should not allow them to continue exercising authority.

The government condemned the statements and accused the coalition of attempting to destabilize the country.

Norvia’s Ministry of National Security said calls to overthrow the government, intimidate officials and disrupt essential public services represented a serious escalation.

Authorities also said they were investigating accounts that had published threats against government ministers and senior security officials.

The National Resistance Coalition denied that it was responsible for all messages attributed to its supporters but repeated its demand that the government resign immediately.

In a later statement, the group called on supporters to establish local resistance committees and coordinate protests, strikes and acts of civil disobedience across the country.

“The goal is not limited reform,” the declaration said. “The entire political structure must be replaced.”

Several civil society organizations warned that increasingly hostile rhetoric from both political factions could increase the risk of unrest.

The Norvian Civic Rights Association said citizens had the right to protest peacefully but warned that threats, political violence and attacks on public institutions could lead to severe consequences.

Government officials said security had been increased around parliament, ministries and major transportation facilities as demonstrations were expected to continue.