Internet conflict : 7 NCP leaders resign in Jaldhaka
Nilphamari Correspondent
Seven active leaders of the party have resigned from the party in Jaldhaka, raising strong allegations against the internal conflict and biased leadership of the Jatiya Nagorik Party (NCP).
Allegations of distrust and bias in the party leadership were made on Friday afternoon at the Jaldhaka Press Club Hallroom.
Seven active leaders of the party have resigned from the party in Jaldhaka, raising strong allegations against the internal conflict and biased leadership of the NCP.
They officially announced their resignation from the party through a press conference at Jaldhaka Press Club on Friday afternoon.
The resigning leaders are-1. Mamunur Rashid (Bakul) 2. Nazmul Hasan Adib 3. Saiful Islam 4. Chan Mia 5. Farhad Hossain 6. Abu Bakkar Siddique 7. Speaking on behalf of the resigned leaders at the Abdullahil Baki press conference, Mamunur Rashid Bakul said, "A sinister group has been controlling the party activities in the Jaldhaka branch of the NCP.
A large part of the committee is being run from Abu Said Leon's house, where 3-4 people are taking all the decisions." They further alleged that the party's chief coordinator Rezaul Karim Raju has violated the NCP's organizational policy and formed a committee with people whose names are also included in the Awami League committee.
The resigned leaders claimed, "We have enough evidence in this regard. They want to take an independent political platform like the NCP under the shadow of another party, which we cannot accept." No democratic process was followed in the distribution of posts in the committee. Senior and resigned leaders were underestimated. The committee was formed through nepotism and secret alliances. Local political analysts believe that this resignation will damage the organizational base of the NCP in Jaldhaka.
Widespread discussions have started among ordinary workers about the resignation of the leaders. Meanwhile, no official response has been received from the NCP on this matter yet.
