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DHAKA, June 4, 2025 (BSS) - The National Citizens' Party today (NCP) disclosed its party income sources and policies.

As mentioned in its newly released financial and funding policy, the party's income will largely depend on the sale of T-shirts, mugs, books, training programs and online courses.

The party unveiled the policy at a press conference held at its temporary office at Bangla Motor, to announce its financial guidelines and crowd funding initiatives.

NCP Member Secretary Akhtar Hossain, Chief Coordinator Nasiruddin Patwari, Chief Organizer (Southern Region) Hasnat Abdullah, Chief Organizer (Northern Region) Sarjis Alam, among others, spoke at the press conference.

According to the policy, aside from these revenue streams, party members will be allowed to pay their monthly membership fees via official receipts, mobile payments, or bank transfers.

To engage the general public, NCP will also launch initiatives like the "Tk 100 Campaign" and "Small Donations, Big Dreams," to reflect the people's will through their financial support.

They also said that the party has plans to collect funds from expatriates through an online donation portal and selectively accept corporate donations after proper verification.

However, the party made clarified that it will not accept any black money, funds from unknown sources, foreign governments, or any money linked to criminal activities.

NCP further clarified that it will not use force, threats, or coercion to raise funds. If any misconduct occurs, the party encourages whistleblowers to report it anonymously, assuring that action will be taken in accordance with party rules.

Speaking at the press conference Nahid Islam said the NCP will receive financial assistance from home and abroad through crowd funding and will publish the income and expenditure account on its website every year.

"We will submit documents for registration with the Election Commission this month," he added.

NCP Member Secretary Akhtar Hossain said the party believes in transparent and accountable financial management and urged that the assistance to be given to the party's account instead of directly giving it to individuals.

NCP's southern chief organizer Hasnat Abdullah alleged that rumors are being spread in the media and social media about the party's finances. He asked all to stay alert about such rumors.