The National Citizens Party (NCP) has announced plans to form a new political alliance ahead of the upcoming national elections. Chief Coordinator Nasiruddin Patwari revealed the initiative during a press conference in Dhaka after a meeting with party nomination seekers. The proposed alliance, described as anti-extortion and anti-religious fascism, aims to field candidates in all 300 constituencies. Patwari stated that the coalition will operate independently of the BNP and Jamaat-e-Islami, focusing on fulfilling the aspirations of the July uprising and promoting reform, women’s rights, and opposition to corruption and terrorism. NCP’s southern region organizer Hasnat Abdullah accused India and the ruling Awami League of attempting to disrupt the election process through the Jatiya Party. The NCP leadership urged political parties to move beyond administrative power-sharing and focus on national stability and reform. The announcement follows a two-day consultation with nomination hopefuls.