AB Party Chairman Mujibur Rahman Manju urged political parties to evaluate their own activities over the past year, alongside reviewing the government’s performance, in a fascism-free environment. He stressed the need to examine why larger political parties retain greater public support despite criticism, while reform-oriented smaller parties remain less popular despite a good reputation. Manju said his party had tried to understand the state crisis deeply but had seen little initiative from political parties toward self-reform. He identified the government’s greatest weakness as its inability to set proper priorities. He also criticized the interim government for failing to maintain national unity and for poor coordination in state-funded medical care for the injured.