Bangladesh Chhatra Pokkho has demanded the immediate implementation of the referendum verdict and the reinstatement of key ordinances linked to the aspirations of the July uprising. The demand was made on Thursday afternoon at a discussion titled “Ignoring Public Ordinances and Referendum Verdict: Current Context and Future Actions,” held at Dhaka University’s Madhur Canteen. The event was presided over by the organization’s central president Mohammad Prince, with participation from leaders and activists of various branches.

Speakers at the event criticized the government and major political parties for allegedly disregarding public opinion and weakening democratic accountability. AB Party chairman Mojibur Rahman Monju accused the ruling party of delaying the realization of the July revolution’s goals, while NCP joint convener Sarowar Tushar claimed that BNP had abandoned its 31-point agenda. Other speakers, including Fahim Mashroor and Nasrin Sultana Mili, warned that repealing key ordinances and introducing new regulations could erode transparency and strengthen group-based governance.

Participants emphasized that restoring public trust requires reinstating the ordinances and enforcing the referendum’s outcome to ensure constitutional stability and democratic participation.