The nationalist alliance, comprising of five political parties, wants to get the support of the BNP in at least 20 seats in the next election. For this, the nominees of the concerned party are operating in the specified seat.
They claimed that the BNP got a green signal in some seats. However, Nazrul Islam Khan, a member of the standing committee of the party, said that before the election date, the seat was included in the car before the horse.
National People's Party-NPP Chairman Dr. Fariduzzaman Farhad. Except for the Muslim League-BML, only one party of this alliance does not register. Most parties are brackets. Yet he has played a role in the movement with the BNP according to his ability. The BNP also has regularly protected Liajo with them. The party has maintained unity with the alliance even after the political change on August 7. The leaders of the coalition said the BNP will have to wait a few months to be open to these parties in the next election.
The National People's Party (NPP) sources said they would seek at least 5 seats from the BNP. Of these, the chairman of the party and the coordinator of the nationalist coalition coalition. They are optimistic about Fariduzzaman Farhad Narail-2 (Lohagara) seat. Meanwhile, the BNPO has given him a green signal.
However, he did not agree to comment directly on the matter. Farhad. However, he expects the BNP to evaluate the coalition alliance with him.
He was elected as a candidate for the National Unity Front from the Narail-Lohagara seat in the last 20 years. However, Mashrafe bin Mortaza, the former captain of the national cricket team, was defeated.
Khandaker Lutfur Rahman, president of the National Democratic Party (JAGPA), said he was conducting public relations in the Bogra-1 (Sariakandi-Sonatla) seat. The BNP expressed hope that he would support him. Beyond that, he mentioned that two seats in Dinajpur would want.
Barrister Nasim Khan, chairman of the former Governor of East Pakistan Monayem Khan and coalition Muslim League BML chairman Barrister Nasim Khan, said his party wants to contest in 5 seats in the next election. He himself is preparing from the Dhaka-1 (Gulshan-Banani) and Kishoreganj-1 (Nikli-Bajitpur) seats.
Besides, Rizwan Mortaza (Barisal-1), Amirul Islam Bakul Sylhet-1 (Sadar) and Sunamganj-1, Shakib Khan Dhaka-1 and Brahmanbaria-1 (Sadar) are in the seats. Azizul Rahman.
President of the Communist Party of Bangladesh Dr. Nurul Islam said his party would ask for five seats for the BNP's coalition alliance. Of these, he has prepared himself to contest in the Dhaka-1 (Dohar-Nawabganj) or Manikganj-1 (Shivalaya, Ghio-Daulatpur) seat.
Advocate Dhiren Saha in Natore-1 (Lalpur-Bagatipara) constituency, Lakshmipur-1 (Ramgati-Kamlnagar) Surahful Islam Mahfuz, Chittagong-1 (Rausan) Conk Barua and Rajshahi-1 (Godagari) are in the seat.
ATM Ghulam Mawla Chowdhury's People's Dal 1 and Qari Abu Taher's NDP wants to be nominated as a coalition candidate in 5 seats. Although they did not speak of the specific seats. And among the remaining three parties, MN Shaon Sadekir Bangladesh NAP, Khokon Chandra Das DL and SM Shahadat Bangladesh Democratic Party made public relations in several seats, but the leaders of these parties could not report the candidacy.
BNP standing committee member Mirza Abbas told the Bangla Tribune on March 25, “The alliance was active with us in the anti -fascist movement.” In the future we want to form a participatory state with all.
And the coalition spokesman and BNP standing committee member Nazrul Islam Khan told the Bangla Tribune on April 5 that the BNP is not thinking about sharing seats right now. When the election comes, the situation will tell who will be evaluated. Earlier, he thinks the car is shaking before the horse seeking a seat.
The alliance was officially disabled at a meeting at the BNP chairperson's political office in Gulshan on December 7, 2012.
At the last meeting of the alliance in Gulshan, the BNP informed that the participants could form a separate coalition or single movement in the same way. At that time two alliances were formed with some parties. One is a 12 -party alliance and another is a nationalist alliance.
A few days after the breaking of the 26 -party alliance, the Nationalist Samana Alliance made its debut through a press conference at the National Press Club on December 25 of the same year. In the beginning there were 5 political parties.
The parties of the coalition are- National People's Party, National Democratic Party, Bangladesh Democratic League, Bangladesh NAP, Alternative Section (Nurul Amin), Communist Party, Islamic Ekjot, NAP Bhasani, People's Dal People's League and Bangladesh Minority Janata Party.
The alliance was united in the simultaneous movement with the BNP for months at the beginning of the journey. Vijayanagar, Press Club and Paltan -centric programs have performed under the same banner. Now there are 5 parties in the alliance.
The parties of the nationalist alliance are- Dr. National People's Party-NPP, National Democratic Party-Jagpa (Khandaker Lutfar Rahman), Bangladesh Muslim League (Barrister Nasim Khan), Bangladesh Democratic Party (SM Shahadat), Bangladesh Nap (Shawn Sadiqi), NDP (Shawn Sadiki), NDP (Shawn Sadiki), NDP. Islam and Public Dal (ATM Ghulam Mawla Chowdhury).
Leaders of the nationalist alliance alliance with the BNP have long said that their unity is still intact as in the past. Nazrul Islam Khan met with them at the political office of the BNP chairperson in Gulshan on February 7 after August 7. There it is decided that in any movement, including the establishment of democracy in the future, they will be with the BNP in the past. There, the BNP also said they would evaluate the partners when they came to power. BNP Acting Chairman Tarek Rahman joined Skype from London at the Iftar Mahfil of the alliance on March 25.
