BNP-nominated candidate for Dhaka-4 (Shyampur-Kadamtali) and Dhaka South BNP member secretary Tanvir Ahmed Robin announced that his party has planned a 'Family Card' program aimed at ensuring women’s security and economic self-reliance. Speaking at a street rally in Ward 52 under Kadamtali police station on Saturday, he said the initiative is part of eight broader plans the BNP would implement if it forms the next government after the February 12 national election.

Robin explained that the BNP’s plans include introducing an 'Agriculture Card' to support farmers with fertilizer, advice, and bank loans, ensuring no one is deprived due to financial hardship. He also outlined proposals to expand education subsidies, promote multilingual training, and enhance sports and cultural activities for children to prevent drug addiction. The plans further include improving healthcare by establishing free public hospitals under each city corporation and reopening closed mills and factories to create employment opportunities.

He added that creating a pollution-free environment is another key goal, with BNP intending to develop open parks for safe recreation and free intellectual engagement.