The National Citizens Party (NCP) has failed to form a new political alliance ahead of Bangladesh’s upcoming 13th national election after a crucial meeting collapsed due to internal disagreements. The proposed coalition was expected to include NCP, Amar Bangladesh (AB) Party, Bangladesh Reform Movement, and United Peoples Bangladesh (UP Bangladesh). However, during an emergency meeting on November 27, several NCP leaders opposed including UP Bangladesh in the alliance, leading to the suspension of discussions. NCP sources confirmed that the party’s election committee could not reach consensus, resulting in the postponement of the meeting. Leaders from AB Party and UP Bangladesh stated that discussions are ongoing but no final decision has been made. Journalists who arrived at the scheduled press event in Dhaka found no party representatives present, signaling uncertainty over the alliance’s future. The development highlights growing internal rifts within NCP and the fragile nature of emerging political coalitions ahead of the national polls.