BNP leader Salahuddin Ahmed described the July Charter as a historic national commitment that could offer a new direction amid Bangladesh’s current political and social crisis. “Its strength lies in the pledges made—backed by promises to amend laws and the constitution if necessary,” he said. He stated that the Parliament will be the primary platform for implementing the commitments within two years of its formation. The final version of the charter will carry the signatures of the Chief Adviser, commission members, and political leaders. Salahuddin questioned whether any political party would dare undermine such a united social contract.