BNP Standing Committee member Salahuddin Ahmed on Sunday called on all political parties to ensure the strict implementation of the July Charter in line with the Constitution and legal frameworks.
However, he cautioned that any deviation from lawful procedures could invite future judicial scrutiny.
He said, “The July Charter will stand as a historic and comprehensive document of political consensus in our national life. We are all committed to its implementation, and the appropriate platform for that is an elected national parliament. No party has raised any objections to this.”
The BNP leader was speaking at a discussion at the Institution of Diploma Engineers, Bangladesh, organised by Gono Odhikar Parishad on its fourth founding anniversary.
Salahuddin also said some people, out of emotion, suggest that many revolutionary orders could be issued in line with the people’s will expressed through the July uprising.
“But this is only an emotional statement. To realise the people’s will, we have all relied on the Constitution. This government has been formed constitutionally, and we are still running the state in a lawful and constitutional manner,” he said.
