BNP has rejected elements of the National Consensus Commission’s latest reform proposals, particularly the clause that would bar the party’s leader from becoming Prime Minister. The party cited examples from the UK and India, where party leaders typically assume the premiership. While BNP supports balanced power-sharing between the President and Prime Minister and welcomes necessary reforms, it insists that any elected parliamentary majority should determine the head of government. The party also expressed condolences for the victims of the Uttara plane crash.