National Citizen Party (NCP) northern region chief organizer Sarjis Alam has indicated that his party is keeping the door open for forming an electoral alliance ahead of Bangladesh’s upcoming national elections. Speaking in Panchagarh on Thursday night, he said discussions are ongoing with like-minded centrist political groups to ensure that any coalition aligns with the country’s and people’s interests.

Sarjis emphasized that the NCP seeks partners who support reform, oppose external dominance, and uphold communal harmony in Bangladesh’s political landscape. He noted that while an earlier date had been set for announcing the alliance, the party decided to expand its framework to include more parties. The NCP leader also announced that the party’s first list of nominated candidates would be released within two days, with a goal to field candidates in all 300 constituencies by December.

Political observers view the NCP’s approach as an attempt to broaden its influence and appeal to reform-minded voters seeking transparent and inclusive politics.