Deputy Speaker Kaysar Kamal presided over the national parliament session for the first time on Sunday at 3 p.m., pledging to perform his duties with complete impartiality. He vowed to uphold the rights, dignity, and equal opportunities of all members. The session began with Quran recitation following Eid and other holidays, attended by Prime Minister and Leader of the House Tarek Rahman and Opposition Leader Shafiqul Rahman. Kamal sought cooperation from all members and announced that he had resigned from government and party positions to ensure neutrality.

Chief Whip Nurul Islam and Opposition Leader Shafiqul Rahman welcomed the Deputy Speaker, with the latter assuring cooperation from the opposition. The session also included prayers for the deceased relatives of Speaker Hafiz Uddin Ahmed and MP Moktar Ali. Kamal reflected on the 2024 student-people movement, describing it as a turning point for restoring parliamentary democracy.

He emphasized that democracy rests on the rule of law, human rights, and effective constitutional institutions, noting that both government and opposition play vital roles in ensuring accountability. Kamal urged members to maintain decorum and mutual respect, describing the parliament as the mirror of the nation.