The Bangladesh Nationalist Party (BNP) is preparing to reorganize its major affiliate and associate bodies, including the Jatiyatabadi Chhatra Dal, Jubo Dal, and Swechchasebak Dal, within a short time. Party sources said the move aims to energize grassroots units, implement central directives for upcoming local government elections, and strengthen field-level programs. The BNP high command is focusing on leadership renewal to create enthusiasm among members, with possible changes in top committee positions expected soon.

Several BNP leaders confirmed that the current central committees of the three key organizations have long exceeded their tenure, and many local units remain inactive. Some top leaders of Jubo Dal and Swechchasebak Dal, who also serve as MPs or a state minister, have expressed willingness to hand over responsibilities to new leadership. BNP Chairperson Tarique Rahman recently held a major meeting with central and district leaders on May 9 in Dhaka, instructing them to resolve internal disputes and complete organizational work before the party’s national council.

Party vice chairmen and advisers indicated that committee reshuffles are likely before the council, with discussions ongoing to finalize the process. The reorganization is expected to restore leadership flow and strengthen coordination between the party and its affiliates.