NCP's Culture, Publicity and Publication Cell formed

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A culture, publicity and publication cell has been formed to accelerate the organizational activities of the newly formed political party National Citizens Party (NCP).

The matter was announced in two separate circulars signed by the party's Joint Member Secretary (Office) Saleh Uddin Sifat on Tuesday (May 27).

The notification said that with the approval of Convener Mr. Md. Nahid Islam and Member Secretary Mr. Akhtar Hossain, a culture cell was formed to accelerate the organizational activities of the National Citizens Party-NCP.

Lutfal Rahman has been appointed as the editor of the Culture Cell. Syeda Neelima Dola has been appointed as the co-editor. There are also 6 other members.

On the other hand, Mohammad Miraj Mia has been appointed as the editor of the publicity and publication cell. MM Shoaib has been appointed as the co-editor. In addition, Khan Muhammad Mursalin, Md. Abdul Muneem, Syeda Neelima Dola, Ehsanul Mahbub Zubair, Arzu Ahmad, Asif Mustafa Jamal and Khaled Saifullah Jewel have been appointed as members.

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