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The BNP is likely to announce its "greater national unity" among different political parties next week as leaders of several parties have “reached a consensus” on some common issues, including holding of the election under a nonpartisan government.
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With potential rivals in the upcoming elections trying to form bigger alliances and unity, the Awami League has started working on its backup plan of expanding the 14-party combine.
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With the general election around three months away, the BNP and some smaller political parties seem to be converging on one demand -- polls under a non-partisan government.
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The BNP high-command has given “green signal” to at least 100 candidates to contest the upcoming parliamentary polls, party leaders said.
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Eminent jurist Dr Kamal Hossain and former president AQM Badrudozza Chowdhury are going to announce their pledge today to continue their efforts to forge a “greater national unity” to press home a five-point demand, including formation of a non-party polls-time government.
