The National Citizens Party (NCP) has announced plans to deploy 270 'ambassadors' to campaign for a 'Yes' vote in the upcoming referendum on proposed reforms during the 13th National Parliamentary Election. The announcement was made on Sunday through a message from Mahabub Alam, the party’s joint chief coordinator and head of the election media subcommittee. According to the statement, constituencies with NCP candidates will see campaigns led directly by those candidates, who will engage with party workers, supporters, and voters to secure support for the 'Yes' vote.

In constituencies where the NCP has no candidate, the party will appoint 270 ambassadors or representatives to lead the campaign. These ambassadors will connect with local residents to explain the NCP’s political stance, the significance of the referendum, and the importance of voting 'Yes'. The party stated that this approach aims to ensure a coordinated and nationwide campaign so that its message reaches voters in all constituencies.

Through this strategy, the NCP seeks to build public consensus in favor of the 'Yes' vote and strengthen its presence across the country.