Thirteen political parties have submitted reform opinions to the National Consensus Commission; however, major parties like BNP and Jamaat have not yet responded. The Commission, led by Chief Adviser Muhammad Yunus, aims to collect specific opinions on significant reform recommendations by March 13 from a total of 38 parties.

The National Consensus Commission has received reform opinions from thirteen political parties, while several major parties, such as the BNP and Jamaat, have yet to respond. On Monday, the Commission disclosed the names of the participating parties, which include the Liberal Democratic Party (LDP), Khelafat Majlish, and Jamiat Ulema-e-Islam Bangladesh, among others.

In a recent press release, it was noted that the Amar Bangladesh Party (AB Party) and Nagorik Oikya submitted their opinions on Monday. Additionally, sixteen other political parties have requested more time to finalize their submissions. The Consensus Commission is in touch with the remaining nine parties to facilitate their participation.

Chief Adviser Muhammad Yunus leads the Commission, which commenced its work on February 15. The Commission’s focus is on evaluating substantial recommendations from five previous reform commissions related to the constitution, public administration, electoral system, judiciary, and the Anti-Corruption Commission. To this end, the Commission provided a spreadsheet of these recommendations to 38 parties, seeking their specific opinions by March 13.

In summary, the National Consensus Commission is in the process of gathering reform opinions from various political parties, with thirteen parties already submitted their views. While notable parties like the BNP and Jamaat have not yet contributed, the Commission is actively engaging with various stakeholders to ensure comprehensive input on vital reform recommendations identified from earlier commissions. The final deadline for submissions is approaching, emphasizing the importance of political collaboration in this reform endeavor.

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