BNP leader Shamsuzzaman Dudu emphasized that early elections are essential for national stability. "The sooner elections are held, the better for the country. It will prevent chaos and also preserve your honor," he said, addressing the government. He also praised Begum Khaleda Zia, calling her a symbol of global democratic struggle, and criticized the government for barring Tarique Rahman’s return and causing the death of Koko. Dudu mockingly referred to a new political figure as a “new dervish” involved in a 400-crore embezzlement scandal, calling him a replacement for the old one.