Adviser Mahfuz Alam stated that the unresolved questions of 1971 must finally be settled. Those who aided in war crimes must issue public apologies. Anyone who wishes to participate in Bangladeshi politics must abandon pro-Pakistan ideology, he asserted. "Pakistan carried out a genocide on this land. While Pakistan has officially apologized and is open to further apologies, their collaborators in Bangladesh have yet to express any remorse," he wrote. Mahfuz emphasized the need to stop the subtle and indirect narratives that seek to justify genocide. He warned against internal sabotage within the July coalition, calling for transparency and accountability. He also declared there would be no forgiveness for so-called “Mujibist leftists,” branding them as key architects behind enforced disappearances, killings, and the violent crackdowns during the Shapla Square and anti-Modi movements. "They acted as the brain behind those atrocities and still thrive despite their betrayal. These are the traitors of the Thirty-Sixth Division. Even now, they conspire against the July alliance from within the country. But these League loyalists and political opportunists will soon be defeated. Leaning on others for power will no longer work," he concluded.