Opposition leader Dr. Shafiqur Rahman has accused the government of circumventing comprehensive reforms by pursuing a fragmented approach, alleging they are failing to implement referendum results and allow crucial reform ordinances to lapse. He asserted that this partial implementation falls short of necessary systemic changes. Dr. Rahman further highlighted a severe electricity and gas crisis nationwide, coupled with soaring commodity prices and a deteriorating law and order situation, creating hardship for citizens. These issues were raised during a parliamentary session, signaling growing concerns over the current state of affairs. He called for a thorough discussion regarding these multifaceted challenges facing the country. The opposition believes a comprehensive approach to reform is vital, not piecemeal solutions. This criticism underscores deepening political tensions surrounding the government’s handling of key economic and social issues.