Leaders of Khelafat Majlis expressed deep concern at their central executive meeting in Dhaka, alleging that the BNP government is leading the country toward fascist rule by repealing several major ordinances. These include the Referendum Ordinance 2025, the Enforced Disappearance Prevention and Remedy Ordinance, the Anti-Corruption Commission Ordinance, the Human Rights Commission Ordinance, and the Judicial Reform Ordinance. The party also labeled the July National Charter (Constitution Reform) Implementation Order 2025 as a document of deception, accusing the BNP of betraying the spirit of the July uprising despite being a signatory to the charter.

The leaders demanded that the elected parliament review the 48 proposals approved through the referendum and take effective steps to reform the constitution accordingly. They criticized the government for severe disorder in the health sector, shortages of medicines and equipment in public hospitals, and rising measles deaths among children. They also opposed the decision to hold online classes three days a week, calling it harmful to students, and urged the government to withdraw it.

The meeting further raised concerns about alleged irregularities in the Bogura-6 and Sherpur-3 by-elections and called for accountability from the Election Commission.