NCP Rocked by Alliance Crisis: Jamaat or BNP for Bangladesh Elections?

• Bangladesh's NCP faces internal strife over potential alliances for upcoming general elections.
• The party, formed from student movements that ousted Sheikh Hasina, lacks grassroots support despite online presence.
• Factions within NCP debate allying with Jamaat-e-Islami (reportedly offering 30 seats, Taka 1.5 crore/constituency) or BNP.
• Prominent leader Mir Arshadul Haque resigned amidst the anti-Jamaat faction's concerns.
• Discussions with BNP resumed after initial failure, following Tarique Rahman's return to Bangladesh.

Why It Matters: NCP, born from student protests, struggles with alliance choices for elections, causing internal division.