Saiful Haque, General Secretary of the Revolutionary Workers Party, warned that postponing the national election could lead to serious multidimensional security risks. He cited rising lawlessness, mob violence, and social unrest as signs of deepening political instability. Haque criticized the Election Commission’s failure to announce an election schedule and dismissed local elections held before national polls as irrelevant. He also advocated for reforms and a proportional representation system in the upper house. Haque expressed hope that a national charter could be signed by the end of July.