Ex-NCP leader Arshadul Haque joins BNP
Arshadul announced his resignation from NCP on 25 December, citing the party’s failure to uphold its promise of political reform and a new democratic order
Mir Arshadul Haque, former joint member secretary of the National Citizen Party (NCP), has joined the BNP.
He took his membership from the BNP Chairperson's Office in Gulshan today (7 January), according to a post shared on the verified Facebook page of BNP.
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Earlier, on 25 December, Arshadul announced his resignation from NCP, citing the party's failure to uphold its promise of political reform and a new democratic order.
In a Facebook post, he had said that he was withdrawing from all posts and responsibilities within NCP with immediate effect. He also confirmed that he would not contest the upcoming parliamentary election from the Chattogram-16 (Banshkhali) constituency as an NCP candidate.
Arshadul held several key positions in NCP, including executive council member, member of the media cell and discipline committee, head of the environment cell, and chief coordinator of the Chattogram metropolitan unit.
