New Nationalist Organization Emerges in Dhaka with 51-Member Committee
A new organization named 'Bangladesh Jatiyatabadi Tyagi Oikya Parishad' has officially launched in Dhaka. A 51-member central convening committee has been approved to lead the group.
A brand new organization bearing the name 'Bangladesh Jatiyatabadi Tyagi Oikya Parishad' has officially made its debut in the capital city of Dhaka, marking a notable development within the country's political landscape. The formal emergence of this organization took place on Saturday, September 5, 2026, drawing attention from various quarters interested in nationalist politics and associated movements in Bangladesh.
Alongside the grand debut of the newly formed platform, the leadership structure has also been swiftly established to guide its initial operations. Authority figures have officially approved a full-fledged 51-member central convening committee tasked with overseeing the organizational activities and strategic direction of the Bangladesh Jatiyatabadi Tyagi Oikya Parishad moving forward from its inception date.
At the very helm of this newly minted 51-member central convening committee, specific key leadership roles have been assigned to designated individuals to steer the organization. Anm Ullah Sani has been formally appointed to serve as the convener of the organization, taking on the primary leadership responsibilities for the newly launched Dhaka-based platform.
Complementing the appointment of the convener, another vital leadership position within the central committee has been officially filled to ensure administrative and operational efficiency. Jillur Rahman has been named and approved as the member secretary of the newly emerged Bangladesh Jatiyatabadi Tyagi Oikya Parishad, working alongside the convener.
The newly unveiled central convening committee comprises a substantial roster of leaders whose collective task will be to establish the footprint of the organization. Among the numerous other prominent individuals named as part of this expansive 51-member framework are Ahmad Hossain Goramiya, Mohammad Ali Hossain, Ohidul Islam Sana, Mohammad Zaker Khan, Kamrul Zaman Apel, Monowar Hossain Siddiqui, S M Jamal Hossain, and Ibrahim Khalil Mridha.
Further expanding the lineup of the newly minted central organizing body are several additional figures confirmed to hold positions within the committee. These remaining members include Md. Morad Hossain, Dr. Syed Mohammad Mohiuddin, Md. Tanvir Sarkar, Md. Faruk Hossain Firoj, Md. Nazrul Islam, Rahia Begum, Md. Rezaul Karim Reza, Md. Mashdud Islam, and Md. Anwar Hossain, rounding out the leadership structure tied to the BNP-aligned sphere.
