Adviser Farida Akhter emphasized that the government must proactively serve its citizens, not make them chase after services. Speaking at a public event, she said, “People shouldn’t have to go door to door; the government should come to them. Students have sacrificed their lives in the fight against inequality—some have even lost limbs and eyesight. This is not the time to stop the movement. Injustice must be eradicated from the country.”

She also criticized the leasing of waterbodies (bils and baors) under the guise of revenue collection by the Land Ministry, stating that such actions are harming the environment, livelihood, and local communities. “A corrupt group is profiting from these leases, while the fishing communities depending on these resources are being pushed into jeopardy. This is not acceptable,” she said.

She concluded by reaffirming the need for elections: “We all want elections. A government will be formed by the people’s choice, regardless of party.”