Dhaka, Jan. 19 -- How will the 47 seats be divided in the alliance led by Jamaat-e-Islami now that Islami Andolan Bangladesh has quit?

Although it's called an 11-party alliance, there are only 10 parties -- will another party be brought into the coalition?

Will the alliance issue a joint manifesto after the seat-sharing is finalised?

The alliance's senior leaders said discussions are ongoing on these matters.

Some partners are favouring a joint election manifesto, while others prefer issuing separate ones.

Of the remaining 47 seats, 10 will go to two parties, with the rest being negotiated between Jamaat and the National Citizen Party (NCP).

HOW ARE THE 47 SEATS BEING DIVIDED?

Jamaat is seen as BNP's main rival in the parliamentary...