Liberal Democratic Party (LDP) Chairman Dr. Colonel (Retd.) Oli Ahmed Bir Bikrom said he would urge the Prime Minister to control her Members of Parliament, warning that failure to do so could put her in danger. He emphasized that MPs are meant to legislate, not interfere with administrative officials. He made these remarks in an interview with Public Investigation.

Colonel Oli recounted that in 1996, 183 MPs from the Awami League and BNP had attempted a parliamentary coup and proposed making him Prime Minister. He initially agreed but later refused, saying he could not betray Begum Zia. He also mentioned that President Ziaur Rahman had once intended to appoint him as Home Minister but did not due to influence from other ministers.

Oli Ahmed further stated that MPs should not involve deputy commissioners and superintendents of police in political meetings and that the administration must remain independent. He urged the Prime Minister to act against abusive or extortionist MPs, suggesting that jailing a few would not harm the BNP.