The Bangladesh Nationalist Party (BNP) has decided to launch a large-scale, people-oriented campaign ahead of the upcoming national election. In its latest standing committee meeting, chaired virtually by acting chairman Tarique Rahman from London, the party resolved to form constituency-based teams and distribute separate leaflets outlining its 31-point reform agenda. These include commitments on education, employment, healthcare, agriculture, and industry, as well as promises of free primary healthcare, one million new jobs, and digital payment systems like PayPal and Wise for freelancers. The BNP also plans to promote technical and multilingual education, ensure campus safety, and expand youth entrepreneurship programs. Its campaign will emphasize inclusive governance, anti-corruption measures, and national unity under the principle of ‘religion for all, state for everyone.’ The party aims to communicate its vision of a stable, prosperous Bangladesh to every household through coordinated grassroots efforts.