Ganosamhati Andolon’s chief coordinator Zonayed Saki has called for a constitutional reform in Bangladesh based on the recently formulated 'July National Charter'. Speaking at a rally in Uttara, Dhaka, he argued that the current state structure and constitution cannot ensure justice or rights for citizens. Saki emphasized the need for a new democratic power framework and proposed that the next national election should also serve as a constitutional assembly election. He claimed that public unity forced former Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina to step down and highlighted the sacrifices of activists. Advocate Bilkis Nasima Rahman Tuhin, the party’s nominated candidate and rally chair, said their politics aims not at power but at people’s liberation. She criticized past governments for corruption, inequality, and misuse of power, pledging to build a state where citizens hold real authority and accountability prevails. The event was attended by several central and local leaders of the party.