The necessary policies have been proposed to increase the organizational mobility of the National Citizens Party (NCP). In the proposed policy, 4 districts have been divided into 4 zones for the sake of organizational work. Such a proposal came at the third general meeting held at the temporary office of the party in Banglamotar on Friday (April 7th).
In the same meeting, the district committee decided to form a minimum of 5 members to a maximum of 5 members and the upazila committee to a minimum of 5 members. In the case of the convener of both committees, the minimum age has been fixed at 5 years.
The party has also taken up protests in Dhaka this week demanding the trial of the Awami League, reform and the People's Council.
The topic of the meeting was chaired by Nahid Islam, the convener of Nahid Islam and the meeting of Member Secretary Akhtar Hossain – Determining the regional policy of the NCP, formulating reform proposals, the trial of the Awami League for massacre, the demand for the election of the People's Assembly, the demand for the election against the government. Demand the government to bring relief to the public by protesting against oppression and the rise in the price of goods.
The meeting began with formal mourning on the death of the mother of NCP's central organizer Khairul Kabir. The chief organizer (North) Sarjis Alam and Chief Organizer (South) Hasnat Abdullah proposed the necessary policies to increase organizational mobility.
In addition, an organizational 'discipline and inquiry committee' was unanimously formed at the meeting in response to allegations of anti -organizational activities raised against some NCP leaders in social media and public. The committee will be announced on Sunday (April 23).
In a notice signed by Saleh Uddin Sifat of NCP at midnight on Friday, the third general meeting and the decision made to the media were informed to the media.
