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BNP to dissolve dist bodies before council

Convening committees to get 2-month * time to form full committees

Rakib Basnet Suman
BNP will form convening committees in its organisational districts to prepare for councils planned to reorganise the party down to the grassroots level.
Before that, the party will dissolve the district committees that are long past their tenure. The decisions might come after the April 2 byelections, said sources close to the high-command.
The convening committees will be tasked with organising councils to elect full committees within two months since their formation.
After reorganisation of the district level committees, the party will focus on holding national council as per the Election Commission's registration guidelines.
At talks with the EC before the ninth parliamentary polls, the political parties agreed to hold councils within six months after the first sitting of parliament, and ratify the provisional changes they made to their constitutions to get registered.
This leaves them time till July 25.
“We hope we'll be able to reorganise the party in line with the Representation of the People Order We might need some more tune though to complete everything properly,* E\p standing committee member Lt Gen Teal) Mahbubur Rahman yesterday toldThe Daily Star
Earlier on Sunday, the standing committee, highest policy-making body of BNP, began reviewing the repons by six central teams commissioned to gather the grassroots'
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opinion on restructuring of the party.
On the first day, it discussed the district and upazila level committees under Chittagong division.
The committee will declare its decisions on district- and upazila-level committees once all the reports are reviewed.
"They will come up with decisions after thorough discussions about the state of all committees," Goyeshwar Chandra Roy, who leads the team covering Chittagong division, told The Daily Star yesterday.
His team attended last three days' standing committee meetings with Chairperson Khaleda Zia in the chair.
Most of the 75 BNP organisational districts do not have a valid committee. But initially, the party will form convening committee for the district units that have no committee at all.
"The sooner the party dissolves the defunct district committees, the better for its revamp efforts,” observed a central leader.