BNP Chairperson Tarique Rahman announced plans to introduce a 'family card' program aimed at mothers and homemakers, offering seven to ten days of monthly assistance in cash or food. He made the announcement during an election rally held late Sunday, January 25, in Kanchpur, Narayanganj.

In his speech, Rahman emphasized ensuring safety for women and businesspeople, promising legal action against criminals. He also pledged to curb corruption and drug abuse, create employment opportunities for youth both at home and abroad, and address local waterlogging by re-excavating canals. Additionally, he mentioned plans to provide training and honoraria for mosque and madrasa clerics, and to rebuild damaged roads, schools, and culverts.

Rahman urged supporters to remain united against conspiracies and to turn out in large numbers on election day, asserting that citizens must safeguard their own voting rights after years of what he called dummy elections.