Bangla Press Desk: A total of 26 political parties, so far, have submitted their opinions to the National Consensus Commission after reviewing the July Charter.
According to the National Consensus Commission, Islami Andolon Bangladesh and Nagorik Oikya became the 25th and 26th parties to submit their views to the commission by 1pm Sunday.
Earlier, on the night of 16 August, a revised draft was sent to the political parties after the previous version was found to contain some errors.
On 20 August, the commission extended the deadline for submitting opinions on the draft until 3pm on 22 August.
26 parties submit opinions after reviewing July Charter
Banglapress
Published: 23 September 2025, 10:26 AM
Bangla Press Desk: A total of 26 political parties, so far, have submitted their opinions to the National Consensus Commission after reviewing the July Charter.
According to the National Consensus Commission, Islami Andolon Bangladesh and Nagorik Oikya became the 25th and 26th parties to submit their views to the commission by 1pm Sunday.
Earlier, on the night of 16 August, a revised draft was sent to the political parties after the previous version was found to contain some errors.
On 20 August, the commission extended the deadline for submitting opinions on the draft until 3pm on 22 August.
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