Faruk I Azam, adviser to the Ministry of Liberation War Affairs and the Ministry of Disaster Management and Relief, stated that a 'Yes' vote in the upcoming referendum could bring fundamental changes to the state structure. Speaking on Wednesday morning at a courtyard meeting in Fapor, Bogura Sadar, organized by the District Information Office, he said the campaign aims to raise public awareness about the importance of the 'Yes' or 'No' vote. He emphasized that constitutional safeguards could prevent future authoritarian governments from committing abuses or extrajudicial killings.

Azam compared the 2024 struggle against one-party rule to the Liberation War, describing it as a fight of citizens against internal oppression. He said the interim government is non-partisan and temporary, and will step down after the election. According to him, the process, if enshrined in the constitution, would allow public opinion to guide the nation during crises.

The event was attended by the district commissioner, police superintendent, civil society representatives, and students.