In the 31 points of the BNP, we see a reflection of a liberal political philosophy. Where emphasis is placed on building a state with all parties, opinions and paths, and nations. It talks about non-discriminatory, non-violent politics, coming out of the politics of division. In its first point, it is clearly stated that an inclusive, non-discriminatory harmonious state will be formed by avoiding the politics of revenge and revenge and combining all opinions and paths. It says that a social contract will be created based on discussions with all parties to keep the state safe.

To form an inclusive state, it is said that equal rights and participation of all are mentioned here. It clearly says that a social contract will be reached based on discussions with all parties, where everyone will participate. It means returning the ownership of the state to the people. In the final analysis, the power to make decisions about the state will be in the hands of the people. Political parties will only implement that decision.