BNP leader Mia Golam Parwar has accused the current government of turning its back on the spirit of the July agreement. He argues that if the government genuinely believes in the principles of that consensus, it must immediately implement the results of a referendum held based on the July charter. Parwar specifically stated that this referendum saw seventy percent of the population express their opinion, a result he believes should be honored. This call to action centers on fulfilling the will of the people as expressed through the democratic process. The statement underscores a growing tension between the BNP and the ruling party regarding adherence to past agreements and public mandates. Parwar's remarks highlight a demand for transparency and accountability in upholding the outcomes of the public vote. This dispute raises questions about the government's commitment to democratic principles and its responsiveness to citizen demands.