The National Citizen Party (NCP) has formed a new affiliated body named the National Tribal Alliance to represent Dalit, Harijan, and other marginalized communities. Bhimpalli David Raju has been appointed as convener, while Kailash Chandra Rabidas will serve as member secretary. The 11-member convening committee was announced by NCP member secretary Akhtar Hossain at an event held at the CRAB auditorium in Segunbagicha, Dhaka. Other key positions include Rajendra Kumar Das as senior joint convener, Manik Barail as joint convener, and Aruna Rani Das as senior joint member secretary.

Community leaders presented a 14-point demand at the event, calling for constitutional recognition of Dalit, Harijan, and scheduled communities, enactment of an anti-discrimination law, proportional representation in state structures, and reforms to land and health policies to ensure inclusivity. They also urged the government to preserve their languages and culture, conduct ethnographic surveys, and establish a dedicated commission for community rights.

NCP leaders expressed full support for the demands, emphasizing equality and inclusion. They stated that the party aims to bring marginalized groups into mainstream politics and ensure equal citizenship rights for all communities in Bangladesh.