National Citizens’ Party Sets Out with 171-Member Convening Committee

The newly formed National Citizens' Party (NCP) has has officially launched, formed by young leaders who spearheaded the recent mass uprising. 

The party’s convening committee, comprising 171 members, was announced at a public event at  Manik Mia Avenue in Dhaka on Friday.

During the event, Mim Akhter, sister of Ismail Hossain Rabbi, a martyr of the July uprising, declared the names of the party’s key leaders.

Leadership Structure

• Convener: Nahid Islam
• Member Secretary: Akhter Hossain

At the event, Akhter Hossain announced the names of several leaders who will hold important positions within the party's organizational structure.

Senior Joint Conveners:

• Samanta Sharmin
• Ariful Islam Adib

Joint Conveners (16 Members):

• Nusrat Tabassum
• Monira Sharmin
• Mahbub Alam
• Sarwar Tushar
• Mujahidul Islam Shahin
• Tajnunva Jabin
• Sultan Muhammad Zakaria
• Atik Mujahid
• Ashraf Uddin Mahadi
• Arpita Shyama Deb
• Tanzil Mahmud
• Anik Roy
• Khaled Saifullah
• Javed Rasin
• Ehtesham Haque
• Hasan Ali

Senior Joint Member Secretaries:

• Tasnim Jara
• Nahida Sarwar Nibha

Joint Member Secretaries (32 Members):

• Abdullah Al Amin
• Arif Sohel
• Rashidul Islam Rifat
• Mahin Sarker
• Md. Nizam Uddin
• Akram Hossain
• SM Saif Mostafiz
• Saleh Uddin Sifat (Office Affairs)
• Alauddin Mohammad
• Farid Uddin
• Md. Farhad Alam Bhuiyan
• Mohammad Miraj Mia
• Lutfur Rahman
• Md. Moinul Islam (Tuhin)
• Mushfiq Us Salehin
• Zahidul Islam
• Jahirul Islam Musa
• Humayra Noor
• Moshfiqur Rahman Johan
• Molla Mohammad Faruq Ehsan
• Sagufata Bushra Mishma
• Ahnaf Said Khan
• Abu Said Mohammad Suja Uddin
• Mir Arshadul Haque
• Faisal Mahmud Shanto
• Tarek Reza
• Mashiur Rahman
• Zainal Abedin Shishir
• Muntasir Rahman
• Gazi Salauddin Tanvir
• Tamim Ahmed
• Tahsin Riaz

Regional Leadership

The party has designated chief organizers for different regions, ensuring a structured leadership framework.

Southern Region:

• Chief Organizer: Hasnat Abdullah
• Joint Chief Organizers: Mohammad Ataullah, Mahmuda Mitu, Molla Rahmatullah, SM Shahriar, Jobarer Arif
• Organizers (26 Members) including Akram Hossain Raj, Hamza Mahbub, Wahiduzzaman, Asad Bin Rony, and others.

Northern Region:

• Chief Organizer: Sarjis Alam
• Joint Chief Organizers: Saifullah Haidar, Ali Naser Khan, Sakib Mahdi, Abdullah Al Mahmud, Sadia Farzana Dina, Alik Mridha, Hanif Khan Sojib
• Organizers (18 Members) including Asadullah Al Galib, Russell Ahmed, Meherab Sifat, Imran Iman, Abu Said Leon, and others.

Coordination Team

• Chief Coordinator: Nasiruddin Patwari
• Senior Joint Chief Coordinator: Abdul Hannan Masud
• Joint Chief Coordinators (14 Members): including Md. Tarikul Islam (Youth), Abdul Ahad, Dilshana Parul, Abu Hanif, and others.

Members Representing Injured and Martyred Families

The party has given 43 positions to individuals injured during the uprising and family members of the martyrs, ensuring their representation in the new political platform.

• Injured Protesters:
  • Khokon Chandra Bormon
  • Md. Dulal Khan
  • Abdullah Shafil
• Family Members of Martyred Protesters:
  • Kabir Hossain (Father of Shaheed Jabir)
  • Jartaj Parvin (Mother of Shaheed Ahnaf)
• Other Representatives:
  • Md. Arifur Rahman Tuhin
  • Mahbub Alam
  • Md. Fahim Rahman Khan Pathan
  • Rafid Bhuiyan
  • Imran Naeem
  • Moshfiur Amin Shuvo
  • Al Amin Shuvo
  • Omar Faruq
  • Zobayer Hossain
  • Asadul Islam Mukul
  • Fihadur Rahman Dibosh
  • Said Uzzal
  • Abdullah Al Muin
  • Nazmul Hasan Sohag
  • Imamul Haque Ramim
  • SI Shahin
  • Asaduzzaman Hridoy
  • Shyamoli Sultana Jedni
  • Tanha Shanta
  • Mostofa Al Hossain Akil
  • Kawsar Habib
  • Mashiur Rahman
  • Nesar Uddin
  • Imran Shahriar
  • Ahsanul Mahbub Jobayer
  • Nahida Bushra
  • Abdullahil Mamun Niloy
  • Azad Ahmed Patwari
  • Zahidul Islam Saikat
  • Imran Tuhin
  • Abul Bashar
  • Arzu Ahmad
  • Mohammad Moniruzzaman
  • Tawhid Tanzim
  • Tariq Adnan Mun
  • Tauhid Hossain Mojumdar
  • Nafiyul Islam
  • Neela Afroze

The formation of NCP marks the first organized political effort by youth leaders who led the recent uprising, signifying a shift towards an independent political movement.