BNP concluded its four-day foot-march programme in Dhaka on Wednesday by holding the programme Malibagh from Kamalapur Stadium to press home their 10-point demands, including holding the next general election under an election-time government.

The party's standing committee member Mirza Abbas formally inaugurated the programme in front of Bir Shrestha Shaheed Sipahi Mohammad Mostafa Kamal Stadium in Kamalapur around 3:25 pm. The march ended at Malibgah Bazar.
Addressing a brief rally prior to the march, Mirza Abbas said the government is scared of losing power even after seeing the silent march of the BNP.
"Even if we remain silent, they (the government) are scared. This march is for the fall of this government. Their days are numbered," he said.
The BNP standing committee member said people have taken to the streets and they will not return home until the Awami League government is ousted.
Criticising the government for increasing prices of electricity, gas and essential commodities, he said people are suffering a lot due to the skyrocketing prices of essential commodities.
Several hundred leaders and activists of the BNP, its front and associate organisations joined the programme, carrying banners, festoons and chanting anti-government slogans.
BNP held the four-day march programme in the capital on January 28, 30, 31 and February 1.
Meanwhile, the BNP is planning simultaneous rallies in divisional headquarters across the country, including in Dhaka on February 4, to press their 10-point demands.