Ten-Party Alliance: NCP’s Probable Candidates Announced

In a strategic move aimed at consolidating broader political unity, the National Citizens’ Party (NCP) has joined forces with Jamaat-e-Islami as part of a ten-party alliance, a decision announced in Dhaka on Sunday evening. At an urgent press conference held at the NCP’s temporary office in Banglamotor, party chief Nahid Islam outlined the party’s plans and emphasised the importance of collaboration in the wake of recent public movements.

According to party sources, under the seat-sharing agreement within the alliance, several NCP leaders are expected to contest elections across various constituencies, including the capital city, Dhaka. Preliminary discussions have led to the provisional identification of candidates for key constituencies, although the final list remains subject to approval after further consultation with alliance partners.

Dhaka Constituencies – NCP Provisional Candidates:

Other Key Constituencies Outside Dhaka:

Party insiders emphasise that this provisional list is not yet final. Adjustments to the candidate list may occur depending on the progress of negotiations with alliance partners and strategic considerations in specific constituencies. The NCP has indicated that the official announcement of the candidates is expected on Monday evening.

Political analysts note that the formation of the ten-party alliance and NCP’s participation could significantly influence the electoral landscape, particularly in Dhaka and other key districts. The party has stressed that its candidates, once elected, will focus on governance, public service, and development initiatives, reinforcing the alliance’s commitment to representing broad-based public interests.

The announcement has already generated considerable excitement among NCP activists and supporters nationwide, highlighting the party’s ambition to play a prominent role within the new political alignment.