BNP leader Amir Khasru Mahmud Chowdhury has accused political groups of exploiting the Liberation War for personal gain, stating: “One group sold out the Liberation War for benefits, another seeks to profit by claiming credit. But the real credit belongs to the people.”

He emphasized that BNP does not seek recognition for the ongoing movement, warning that disputes over credit could endanger the nation’s future. Drawing parallels with post-revolution countries, Khasru noted that delaying elections in favor of power struggles has often led to civil war.

He urged all political parties to acknowledge people’s role in change, stressing that any failure to adapt will jeopardize their future relevance.