Nahid Islam, the convenor of the new political party, is led by the Jatiya Citizens Party (NCP) office and electoral funds formed under the leadership of the student leaders of the mass uprising. He also said that crowdfunding will be collected online for this purpose.
The 27 -year -old leader said this for the first time in Reuters after taking over as the team.
In this interview, Nahid Islam talked about various issues including the new office of the party, the funding, the formation of funding for the upcoming elections, the current situation in the country, the law and order, elections and reforms.
In the interview, Nahid Islam said that the rich people of Bangladesh are providing financial support to the NCP. “We are planning to set up a new office soon,” he said.
He said an initiative is also being taken to form a fund for the upcoming elections.
However, Nahid Islam said the interim government has not yet fully ensured the safety of the people. The country is still unstable. So this year the national election program will be difficult. “In the current law and order situation and policing system, I do not think that a national election program will be possible,” he said.
Nahid Islam said the NCP is ready for elections at any time. However, it is very important to reach a consensus on the declaration of 'July Revolution' before the vote.
The declaration will be prepared through discussions with various political parties and student leaders and will reflect the aspirations of the Bangladeshi people. In addition, it will be prepared to commemorate a thousand people killed in last year's violence.
“If we can reach a consensus with this declaration within a month, we will immediately call for the election,” he said. However, the election should be postponed if it takes a long time. '
Nahid Islam was born in Fakirkhali, near Dhaka. He passed the SSC from South Banasree Model High School in Dhaka and HSC from Government Science College in 28 and was admitted to the Department of Sociology at Dhaka University. He was the member secretary of the democratic student forces of the party's neutral student body.
Nahid Islam has been elected as the Cultural Secretary of the Panel of Bangladesh General Student Rights Protection Council in Daksu elections in the 27th. Nahid came to the discussion from the front as a coordinator in the 24th July movement. During the agitation, the police were widely known to the countrymen after being subjected to torture. Nahid took charge of the interim government's information and broadcasting adviser formed after the collapse of the Awami League government. He moved from that position and joined politics.
