Jatiya Party (JP) has removed Ziaul Haque Mridha, lawmaker from Brahmanbaria-2, from all his posts in the organisation, including that of the advisor to the chairman, amid infighting. Party Chairman GM Quader took the decision by exercising his power given by the party constitution, said a press release Saturday. The order has already been implemented, it added. Jatiya Party Wednesday relieved lawmaker Mashiur Rahaman Ranga from all party posts, including that of the presidium member. The removals came at a time when a conflict between the GM Quader and Raushon Ershad has surfaced recently over the control of the party ahead of the next general election. Read: Jatiya Party relieves Ranga from all party posts On August 31 last, Raushon, Jatiya Party chief patron and leader of the opposition in parliament, suddenly convened the party's national council for November 26. A day later, Jatiya Party Parliamentary Party wrote to Speaker Shirin Sharmin Chaudhury requesting her to make Quader the leader of the opposition, dropping Raushon. In a statement on September 2, GM Quader said a third party was trying to implement an agenda by using the name of Raushon. On December 3, 2018, then Jatiya Party Chairman and founder HM Ershad appointed Ranga its secretary general removing Ruhul Amin Hawlader. After Ershad's death, current party chairman GM Quader made party co-chairman Ziauddin Ahmed Bablu its secretary general, removing Ranga from the post on July 26, 2020. As Bablu passed away, party co-chairman Mujibul Haque Chunnu was appointed as Jatiya Party’s secretary general on October 10 last year.