BNP leader Salahuddin Ahmed described the party's 31-point charter as a political epic encompassing education, health, employment, and basic rights. He accused the Awami League of having a legacy of undermining democracy and pushing for a one-party system. “Since the 2014 fraudulent election, the ruling party has institutionalized corruption,” he claimed. He added that had even half of the looted tax breaks been recovered, the national education and healthcare budgets could have been tripled. He also called for national reconciliation to restore political stability and reduce the backlog of politically motivated legal cases.