BNP leader Salahuddin Ahmed emphasized that political parties must commit to implementing all recommendations from the July Charter. He noted that 29 political parties submitted written opinions, with a total of six opinions received including executive orders, ordinances, and office orders. Salahuddin said the BNP views the current interim government as constitutionally formed and urged the government not to take action on issues that might raise constitutional concerns. He identified 19 fundamental issues regarding constitutional amendments. Salahuddin also highlighted that organizing a free, fair, and impartial national parliamentary election in February remains a major challenge and stressed that only an elected parliament can authorize constitutional changes.