The BNP is thinking of leaving 70 seats

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BNP has two separate coalition parties at the same time. They already have 20 teams with them. There were three more teams joining.

Besides, one month ago, the BNP formed National UnityFrench against Ganapurem, JSD, Civic Unity, Krishak Sramik Janata League, and representatives of politicians and civil society in the banner of national unity process were also present with them.

As part of the two groups of 27 parties. BNP's main opposition street is the opposition BNP.

As part of the movement, the BNP-led alliance (expanded 23 parties) has announced that it will participate in eleven parliamentary elections.

The National Unity Forum has also announced to go for voting in the country to 'restore democracy'.

After the announcement of taking part in the election last week, the sharing of seats between the coalition partners of the alliance has begun in full swing.

Several parties of the United Front and 20-party alliance have finalized the candidate list and submitted the main body to the BNP.

Between the parties involved in getting the largest number of seats in the BNP, the bargaining process is going on. Although the coalition policymakers are saying that further discussions and decisions will be taken in this regard.

Speaking to the National United Front and 20 other leaders, they have demanded more than 100 seats from the BNP.

Some of the alliance's allies claimed that the BNP's heavyweight candidates are also included. Not only this, but the heavyweight candidates from multiple groups of the alliance are also in the same seat.

It may seem difficult to face these difficulties for the BNP, which has been out of electoral politics for a decade.

This is why the party's policymakers have a big headache for the party's party leaders to give relief to the allies and front parties in the sharing of shares.

Talking to many leaders unwilling to disclose the names of the BNP, the National UnityFrench and the 20-party claim to have 100 seats, they can leave the maximum 50-60 seats. However, if the candidate is eligible, 70 seats are ready to leave BNP.

In which seats the BNP and the alliance have multiple heavyweight candidates, the nominee can be nominated for a relatively acceptable person. If the alliance is not managed, then BNP candidates may be placed in those seats.

If the eligible candidates will be ready to leave the seat, this big party of the national united front will be ready. BNP has said they have no objection to the alliance partners to leave the seats if they are to be won.

BNP will have to leave a large part of the party in the 20-party alliance for Jamaat. The Election Commission has canceled the registration of Jamaat-e-Islami. However, the party will make the election by negotiating with the BNP.

BNP sources said that Jamaat is likely to get the highest number of seats in the national united front and the 20-party alliance because the Jamaat-e-Islami voter all over the country has been forced to use its own vote bank.

The alliance will have LDP, Khelafat Majlis, BJP, Kalyan Party, Jamiyet ulamaye Islami seats, and BNP will have to give some seats.

BNP policymakers calculate the distribution of seats of the two allies. They want to leave 50-60 seats for the united front and 20-party alliance partners. Among them, it is known that Jamaat could be excluded from the 20 seats.

According to BNP sources, Jamaat-e-Islami, the 20-party alliance, wants 60 seats alone. The next demand is the Liberal Democratic Party (LDP) led by Oli Ahmed. They have already given a list of 30 seats to the BNP.

The BNP's responsible sources said that the demand of LDP, 20-party alliance, is 15-20 seats. But BNP policymakers are thinking of giving 5-6 seats to LDP.

Meanwhile, LDP President Oli Ahmed (Chittagong-14), Secretary General Redwan Ahmed (Comilla-7), Abdul Karim Abbasi (Netrokona-1) and Shahadat Hossain Selim (Laxmipur-1) are assured of the candidature of the candidate.

Among the other parties, Bangladesh Jatiya Party (BJP), Andalib Rahman Partha (Bhola-1), National Democratic Party (Jagpa) Shafiul Alam Chief's daughter Tasmeya chief (Panchagarh-2), daughter of Mosiur Rahman Magna Mia, daughter of Peoples Party of Bangladesh Rita Rahman Nilphamari-1) and Minority Janata Party's Sukriti Kumar Mandal (Jessore-2) are in talks to get the nomination of the alliance.

Apart from this, Chairman of Bangladesh Kalyan Party Syed Muhammad Ibrahim and Khelafat Majlish and Jamiyat Olamayyah Islam may be exempted from multiple seats.

According to sources in the BNP high level, among the national united front parties, the President of Ganoforam Dr. Kamal Hossain has been thinking of making Dhaka-10, General Secretary Mustafa Mohsin Montu, Dhaka-7 and executive president Subrata Chowdhury in Dhaka-6 constituency.

However, GeneralForum General Secretary Mustafa Mohsin Montu wants to hold elections in two constituencies of Dhaka district. In those two seats, Standing Committee member of the party's nomination party Gayeshwar Chandra Roy and advisor to the chairperson Amanullah Aman.

Nomination can be nominated from the Laxmipur-4 constituency, one of the national united front. And his team wants Tania Rob to choose from a seat in Dhaka. ASM Rob is looking for more party candidates in some seats.

Mahmudur Rahman Manna, nominated for the unity of the united front, was nominated for the Bogra-7 constituency. But there is at least 4-5 seats for civil unity.

It is learned that at least three seats in the demand for Abdul Kader Siddiqui Bangabir of Farmer-Labor-Janata League. Meanwhile, his party wants to select two seats in Tangail and one seat in Gazipur.

Kader Siddiqui may be nominated for one of Tangail's (4 and 8) seats. Her younger brother Murad Siddiqui wants to take part in the election from a Gazipur-3 constituency.

It is fairly sure that the election of Sultan Mohammad Mansour from Moulvibazar-2 of the National Unity process.

Shahidin Malik, a prominent lawyer, said that he could choose from the Sylhet-1 seat in the banner of national unity process.

In an alliance, it is learned that 20-party alliance and united front parties are making a list of their own needs, which is being handed to BNP-led leaders.

In this, the BNP is also investigating about who is in the fray for the eligible candidates. Within a day or two, the BNP will sit separately with the partners.

Eight parties of the 20-party alliance registered with the Election Commission It is known that the rest of the unregistered parties have thoughts about one or the other leader.

The meeting of the Steering Committee of the National Unity Front was held on Tuesday. Asked whether the meeting was held in the negotiations, journalists asked about the meeting. In response, BNP secretary general Mirza Fakhrul Islam Alamgir said this will be discussed later.

Khandker Mosharraf Hossain, the senior member of BNP standing committee, told the media that all the parties and allies should sit with the allotment of seats. Then we'll fix it.

He further said the coalition partners of the alliance are now folding themselves. The BNP will also choose between candidates sitting in themselves. Any party will want to nominate them if they are eligible or won.