Accusing the ruling party of destroying the voting atmosphere of the upcoming local body polls, BNP on Monday urged the Election Commission (EC) to play the role of a referee coming out of its ‘subservient’ attitude.

Claiming that the ruling party has ‘involvement’ in Thursday’s vehicle torching incidents in the capital, BNP on Sunday said it does not believe in the politics of ‘arson terrorism’.

BNP on Tuesday chalked out various programmes to observe the 'National Revolution and Solidarity Day,' marking what it said “civil-military uprising on November 7, 1975”.