The BNP has announced plans to hold public meetings across the country, from February 11 until the beginning of Ramadan. The party will campaign on issues such as rising commodity prices, deteriorating law and order, combating fascist conspiracies, and demanding an electoral roadmap for a quick return to democratic processes. At a press conference on Saturday, BNP’s Joint Secretary General Ruhul Kabir Rizvi said that if the government cannot identify fascist allies in the administration, it will be difficult for them to govern. He also accused India of trying to destabilize the country from abroad. Rizvi mentioned that the Awami League has been involved in attacking students and facilitating the escape of criminals. He further called on the government to explain the recent bail of 572 individuals connected to the Awami League.