BNP leader Ruhul Quddus Talukder Dulu has called for immediate national elections, stressing that meaningful reforms will come from the elected government. "The reforms being discussed are unnecessary if the country follows the 31-point program proposed by Tarique Rahman in 2022. That blueprint already lays out a comprehensive reform agenda," Dulu said.

He argued that any delay in elections under the pretense of reform is unjustified. "If BNP returns to power, it will govern based on those 31 points—which represent a charter for the liberation of the Bangladeshi people," he added, saying the reforms would cover all sectors, including agriculture, labor, judiciary, and democracy.