A Framework for Democratic Constitutional Reforms, State System Institutionalization, Economic Liberalization, and Public Accountability
The people of Bangladesh established ownership of the state through immense bloodshed in the liberation war in 1971, rooted in the ideals of democracy, equality, human dignity, and social justice. However, since 2009, the authoritarian regime has deprived the Bangladeshis of this ownership through sheer misrule, injustice, and atrocities, dismantling the foundational structure of Bangladesh. Hence, the state must be repaired and rebuilt.
In order to restore the people's rightful ownership of the country, a 'public-welfare government of national consensus' will be established, drawing on all pro-democracy parties involved in the mass movement. This can only be achieved through a free, fair, credible, and participatory election, which would derive an elected government with a public mandate to implement necessary reforms. The 'National Government' will undertake the following transformative reform measures.