The political landscape in Bangladesh is set for a major update as the eight-party alliance led by Bangladesh Jamaat-e-Islami prepares to announce its seat-sharing arrangement for the upcoming national election.
The alliance has scheduled a high-profile press conference today, Sunday (28 December), at the National Press Club's Abdus Salam Hall. Rashed Prodhan, the spokesperson for the National Democratic Party (Jagpa)—a key component of the coalition—confirmed that the briefing will commence at 4:30 pm.
Following the political shifts earlier this year, this announcement is expected to clarify how the alliance will distribute constituencies among its member parties to avoid internal competition and maximize their electoral impact.
Key highlights expected from the briefing like disclosing which parties will contest from specific regions. A formal show of strength among the eight participating parties. Brief insights into the coalition’s joint stance on national issues.
As the country moves closer to the 13th national election, this move by the Jamaat-led bloc is seen as a strategic step to consolidate the opposition vote bank.
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