At an iftar and discussion event organized by the Amar Bangladesh Party (AB Party) in Birampur, Dinajpur, on March 14, party chairman Mujibur Rahman Manju stated that the BNP appears to be moving away from its earlier commitment to form a national government. He recalled that the BNP had once promised to unite all political sides under the principle of 'Bangladesh First' but is now showing signs of one-party politics, which he said does not align with public expectations.

Manju emphasized that in a democratic state, governance should be based on national unity involving all political forces. Speaking as a special guest, AB Party’s central joint general secretary Shahadatullah Tutul said that post-2024 politics is focused on establishing people’s fundamental rights and ensuring government accountability. He noted that many political actors fail to fulfill their promises after gaining power.

Tutul added that the AB Party will praise good governance but will also offer constructive criticism when decisions go against public interest. The event concluded with prayers for national welfare and an iftar distribution among attendees.