The National Citizens Party (NCP), known as the July fighters’ group, has formally decided to form an electoral alliance with Jamaat-e-Islami, according to party sources. Discussions on seat-sharing between the two parties are already underway, and a formal announcement of the alliance could come soon. Jamaat’s Assistant Secretary General Dr. Hamidur Rahman Azad confirmed that talks with NCP are in progress and that several other parties have also reached out to Jamaat. An NCP joint convener, speaking anonymously, confirmed that the party passed a resolution approving the alliance and assigned its president and secretary to handle communications. The move has sparked discussions among eight other parties already engaged in seat-sharing talks with Jamaat, as NCP’s inclusion may require adjustments in seat allocations. Former student leader Abdul Kader criticized the decision on social media, calling it a betrayal of youth politics. He claimed NCP initially sought 50 seats but settled for 30, agreeing not to field candidates in the remaining 270 constituencies where it would support Jamaat candidates.
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