The AB Party has reaffirmed its stance against joining ideological or power-centric political alliances. Instead, it aims to build a coalition of democratic forces focused on anti-discrimination and reform, according to party Chairman Mojibur Rahman Manju.

Speaking at the launch of a 36-day July celebration program, Manju emphasized that the unity seen during last year’s uprising should continue, and divisions over reform are now unacceptable. He questioned the growing debate over individual contributions during that movement.

At the event, Amar Desh editor Mahmudur Rahman criticized the interim government for not finalizing the July Declaration yet, calling it a significant failure. He also warned political leaders against allowing foreign powers, particularly India, to interfere in the country’s future.