Election results annuncement concludes

Election Commissioner Sanaullah hails nation’s victory while concluding election results announcement at Nirbachan Bhaban in Dhaka on Friday morning.

Said Uddin Ahmad Hanjala, representing Bangladesh Khelafat Majlis and supported by an 11-party alliance, secured victory in Madaripur-1 (Shibchar) constituency by a narrow margin of 385 votes.

BNP candidate Nadira Akhtar initially led in the majority of the 102 polling centers, receiving 64,291 votes to Hanjala’s 63,511 votes.

The outcome shifted entirely due to postal ballots, where Hanjala, using the rickshaw symbol, received 1,398 votes compared to only 233 votes for Nadira Akhtar.

This brought Hanjala’s total count to 64,909 votes, while Nadira finished with 64,524 votes. Independent candidate Kamal Zaman Molla placed third in the race with 36,564 votes. Other candidates included Akram Hossain from Islami Andolan with 6,205 votes, followed by several others receiving fewer than 3,100 votes each.

After the results were finalized, Hanjala described his win as a victory for truth and pledged to continue fighting for justice. Ten candidates in total contested the seat, including representatives from the BNP, Jatiya Party, and two BNP rebels, with an overall voter turnout of 55 percent.

Election Commission has announced that 59.44 percent of votes were cast in the 13th parliamentary election and referendum.

Manikganj-1: BNP candidate SA Jinnah Kabir has been elected securing 137,773 votes. He defeated his nearest rival, BNP rebel (Independent) candidate Md Tozammel Haque, who ran with the “Horse” symbol and received 77,818 votes.

Manikganj-2: BNP candidate Moinul Islam Khan won the seat with 175,776 votes. His closest competitor was Md Salahuddin of Khelafat Majlis (nominated by the Jamaat alliance), who ran with the “Wall Clock” symbol and obtained 81,531 votes.

Manikganj-3: BNP’s Afroza Khanam secured victory with 167,345 votes. She defeated Muhammad Saidnur of the Bangladesh Khelafat Majlis (Jamaat alliance), who ran with the “Rickshaw” symbol and received 64,242 votes.

Dinajpur-1 (Birganj-Kaharol): BNP’s Monjurul Islam won with 179,314 votes. He defeated his nearest rival, Jamaat-e-Islami’s Motiur Rahman, who received 117,481 votes.

Dinajpur-2 (Bochaganj-Birol): BNP candidate Sadique Riaz Chowdhury was elected with 139,622 votes. His closest competitor, AKM Afzalul Anam of Jamaat-e-Islami, obtained 104,887 votes.

Dinajpur-3 (Sadar): BNP’s Syed Jahangir Alam emerged victorious with 140,608 votes. He narrowly defeated Jamaat-e-Islami’s Mainul Alam, who secured 136,239 votes.

Dinajpur-4 (Khansama-Chirirbandar): Akhtaruzzaman Mia of BNP won the seat with 166,717 votes. He defeated Jamaat’s Aftab Uddin Molla, who received 129,056 votes.

Dinajpur-5 (Phulbari-Parbatipur): Independent candidate (BNP rebel) AZM Rezwanul Haque won with “Lock” symbol, receiving 114,484 votes. He defeated his nearest rival, Abdul Ahad of NCP (Water Lily Bud), who got 110,195 votes, while the official BNP candidate, Barrister AKM Kamruzzaman, followed with 98,544 votes.

Dinajpur-6 (Birampur-Nawabganj-Ghoraghat-Hakimpur): BNP candidate AZM Zahid Hossain secured victory with 2,05,118 votes. He defeated Jamaat’s Anwarul Islam, who received 190,703 votes.

Cumilla-01 (Daudkandi-Meghna): BNP candidate and Standing Committee member Khandaker Mosharraf Hossain emerged victorious.

Cumilla-02 (Homna-Titas): BNP candidate Selim Bhuiyan secured the seat.

Cumilla-03 (Muradnagar): BNP candidate and Vice Chairman Kazi Shah Mofazzal Hossain Kaikobad won.

Cumilla-04 (Debidwar): Hasanat Abdullah, the Southern Region’s chief organizer for the NCP, was elected.

Cumilla-05 (Burichang-Brahmanpara): BNP candidate Jasim Uddin took the seat.

Cumilla-06 (Adarsha Sadar): BNP candidate and Adviser to the Chairperson Monirul Haque Chowdhury was victorious.

Cumilla-07 (Chandina): Independent candidate (BNP rebel) Atiqul Alam won the constituency.

Cumilla-08 (Barura): BNP candidate and Cumilla South District BNP President Zakaria Taher Sumon emerged as the winner.

Cumilla-09 (Laksam-Monohorganj): BNP candidate Abul Kalam secured the victory.

Cumilla-10 (Nangalkot): BNP candidate Mobasher Alam won the seat.

Cumilla-11 (Chauddagram): Syed Abdullah Md Taher, Jamaat-e-Islami’s Nayeb-e-Amir, was declared the winner.

Pabna-1: Jamaat’s Barrister Najibur Rahman Momen emerged victorious with 129,974 votes. He defeated his nearest rival, BNP’s Shamsur Rahman (Sheaf of Paddy), who received 104,245 votes, by a margin of 25,729 votes.

Pabna-2: BNP candidate AKM Selim Reza Habib won by a significant margin, securing 215,406 votes. His closest competitor, Hesab Uddin of Jamaat-e-Islami, received 77,242 votes, resulting in a victory margin of 138,164 votes for the BNP candidate.

Pabna-3: Muhammed Ali Asghar, representing Jamaat-e-Islami, won with 147,475 votes. He narrowly defeated BNP’s Agriculturist Hasan Jafir Tuhin, who secured 144,206 votes, by a margin of only 3,269 votes.

Pabna-4: Jamaat-e-Islami’s Abu Taleb Mondal won the seat with 137,675 votes. He defeated BNP candidate Habibur Rahman Habib, who obtained 133,992 votes, by a margin of 3,683 votes.

Pabna-5: BNP’s Advocate Shamshur Rahman Shimul Biswas was declared the winner after receiving 181,169 votes. He won against Jamaat-e-Islami’s Principal Iqbal Hossain, who received 163,186 votes, by a margin of 17,983 votes.

BNP candidates have emerged victorious in all three parliamentary constituencies of Gopalganj.

In Gopalganj-1, BNP nominee Selimuzzaman Molla secured 68,867 votes. His nearest rival, Md Kabir Mia of Gono Adhikar Parishad, bagged 53,961 votes.

In Gopalganj-2, BNP-nominated KM Babar won with 40,048 votes. He defeated his closest competitor, BNP rebel candidate MH Khan Monju, who received 33,039 votes.

In Gopalganj-3, BNP’s SM Jilani polled 60,166 votes to secure victory. His nearest rival, Gobinda Chandra Pramanik, finished with 33,867 votes.

Kurigram-1 (Nageshwari-Bhurungamari): Md Anwarul Islam of Jamaat-e-Islami, running with the ‘Scales’ (Dandipalla) symbol, was unofficially elected with 141,090 votes. He defeated his nearest rival, BNP candidate Saifur Rahman Rana, who received 123,025 votes.

Kurigram-2 (Sadar-Rajarhat-Phulbari): In what is considered the district’s most politically significant seat, Atiqur Rahman Mujahid of NCP emerged victorious. Running with the ‘Shapla Koli’ symbol, he polled 180,526 votes, narrowly defeating BNP’s Sohel Hosnain Kaikobad, who secured 171,405 votes.

Kurigram-3 (Ulipur): Jamaat candidate Mahbubul Alam Salehi secured the seat with 107,930 votes. He defeated BNP’s Tasvir Ul Islam, who trailed with 79,352 votes.

Kurigram-4 (Roumari-Rajibpur-Chilmari): This constituency saw a unique battle between two brothers, where the younger brother, Md Mostafizur Rahman of Jamaat, emerged as the winner with 108,210 votes. He defeated his elder brother and BNP candidate, Md. Azizur Rahman, who received 84,423 votes.

Satkhira-1 (Tala-Kalaroa): Md Izzat Ullah emerged victorious in a hard-fought battle, securing 193,772 votes. He defeated BNP central leader Habibul Islam Habib, who received 169,995 votes. The voter turnout was recorded at 75.64%, with 228,404 ‘Yes’ votes and 121,256 ‘No’ votes cast in the concurrent referendum.

Satkhira-2 (Sadar-Debhata): Muhaddis Abdul Khalek won by a massive margin, polling 266,959 votes against BNP candidate Md. Abdur Rauf’s 150,283 votes. The referendum in this seat saw a 73.79% turnout, with 292,828 ‘Yes’ and 86,619 ‘No’ votes.

Satkhira-3 (Ashasuni-Kaliganj): Muhaddis Rabiul Bashar claimed the seat with 184,233 votes. While independent candidate Shahidul Alam (Football symbol) emerged as the main challenger with 105,389 votes, BNP’s Kazi Alauddin trailed behind with 56,819 votes. This constituency saw a 70.99% turnout.

Satkhira-4 (Shyamnagar): Gazi Nazrul Islam was re-elected, receiving 106,913 votes. He defeated his nearest rival, BNP’s Md Moniruzzaman, by a margin of 21,447 votes. The voter turnout stood at 67.76%.

Feni–1

BNP’s Munshi Rafiqul Alam Majnu: 119,904 votes
Jamaat’s Advocate SM Kamal Uddin: 85,615 votes

Yes votes: 139,549
No votes: 60,458

Feni–2

BNP’s Zainal Abedin: 131,210 votes
AB Party’s Mujibur Rahman Manju: 80,058 votes

Yes votes: 138,732
No votes: 72,533

Feni–3

BNP’s Abdul Awal Mintu: 157,425 votes
Jamaat’s Fakhruddin Manik: 108,160 votes

Yes votes: 161,321
No votes: 114,000

Noakhali-1 (Chatkhil-Sonaimuri): BNP’s Mahbub Uddin Khokon won with 126,833 votes. His nearest rival, Jamaat-e-Islami candidate Md Saif Ullah, received 98,036 votes.

Noakhali-2 (Senbagh-Companiganj): BNP candidate Zainul Abdin Farroque secured victory with 83,982 votes. He defeated NCP’s Sultan Muhammad Zakaria, who polled 67,054 votes.

Noakhali-3 (Begumganj): Barkat Ullah Bulu of the BNP won the seat with 141,031 votes. His closest competitor, Borhan Uddin of Jamaat, obtained 123,941 votes.

Noakhali-4 (Sadar-Subarnachar): BNP’s Md Shahjahan clinched a landslide victory with 219,182 votes, while Jamaat’s Ishaque Khandakar trailed with 148,989 votes.

Noakhali-5 (Kabirhat-Hatiya): BNP candidate Mohammad Fakhrul Islam won with 147,808 votes. Mohammad Belayet Hossain of Jamaat came second with 120,453 votes.

Noakhali-6 (Hatiya): In a reversal for BNP, NCP candidate Abdul Hannan Masud won this seat with 90,118 votes. He defeated the BNP’s Mahbubur Rahman Shamim, who received 63,372 votes.

Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi has congratulated BNP Chairman Tarique Rahman on the party’s landslide victory in the 13th Parliamentary Election.

Modi conveyed his congratulations in a message posted on social media platform X (formerly Twitter) on Friday.

In his post, Modi said the victory reflects the trust and democratic aspirations of the people of Bangladesh. He also expressed hope that India will always stand by Bangladesh in building a democratic, progressive, and inclusive nation.

BNP wins five seats in Sylhet while Jamaat alliance takes one.

Sylhet-1

BNP: 176,936 votes

Jamaat: 134,983 votes

Sylhet-2

BNP: 117,956 votes

11-party alliance: 38,635 votes

Sylhet-3

BNP: 115,450 votes

Khelafat Majlish: 75,674 votes

Sylhet-4

BNP: 186,846 votes

Jamaat: 71,391 votes

Sylhet-5

Khelafat Majlish: 79,355 votes

BNP alliance: 69,774 votes

Sylhet-6

BNP: 109,917 votes

Jamaat: 101,569 votes

BNP candidate Sheikh Robiul Alam has unofficially been declared the winner around 9:12am on Friday. He secured 80,436 votes, while his closest rival, Jamaat’s Md Jasim Uddin Sarkar, received 77,136 votes.

In Dhaka-12 and Dhaka-16 constituencies, Returning Officer Sharaf Uddin Ahmad Chowdhury announced the results at 8:18am on Friday.

According to unofficial results from 11 constituencies in Mymensingh, BNP candidates have won in eight, a BNP rebel independent candidate has won in one, Khilafat Majlis has won in one, and a Jamaat-e-Islami candidate has won in one.

In Mymensingh-1 (Haluaghat-Dhobaura) constituency, BNP rebel independent candidate Salman Omar Rubel has unofficially won receiving 1,07,241 votes. His nearest rival, BNP’s Syed Emran Saleh Prince, received 1,736 votes.

In Mymensingh-2 (Tarakanda-Fulpur) constituency, results from 174 centers show Khilafat Majlis’s Muhammadullah, contesting under the Rickshaw symbol, won receiving 80,771 votes. His nearest rival, BNP’s Motahar Hossain Talukder, contesting under the Sheaf of Paddy symbol, received 54,522 votes.

In Mymensingh-3 (Gouripur) constituency, BNP’s Engineer M Iqbal Hossain, contesting under the Sheaf of Paddy symbol, has unofficially won receiving 77,152 votes. His nearest rival, BNP rebel independent candidate Ahmad Tayebur Rahman Hiron, contesting under the Horse symbol, received 64,536 votes.

In Mymensingh-4 (Sadar) constituency, BNP’s Abu Wahab Akondo, contesting under the Sheaf of Paddy symbol, won receiving 1,77,891 votes. His nearest rival, Jamaat-e-Islami’s Mohammad Kamrul Ahsan Emrul, contesting under the Scale symbol, received 1,69,580 votes.

In Mymensingh-5 (Muktagachha) constituency, BNP’s Zakir Hossain Bablu, contesting under the Sheaf of Paddy symbol, won receiving 1,27,917 votes. His nearest rival, Jamaat-e-Islami’s Advocate Md. Matiur Rahman Akondo, contesting under the Scale symbol, received 99,966 votes.

In Mymensingh-6 (Fulbaria) constituency, Jamaat’s Muhammad Kamrul Hasan Milon won receiving 75,946 votes. His nearest rival, BNP rebel independent candidate Akhtar Sultana, received 52,669 votes. Jamaat rebel independent candidate Jasim Uddin, contesting under the Horse symbol, received 51,234 votes, and BNP’s Md. Akhtarul received 48,994 votes.

In Mymensingh-7 (Trishal) constituency, BNP’s Dr. Mahbubur Rahman Liton won receiving 98,579 votes. His nearest rival, Jamaat-e-Islami’s Md Asaduzzaman Sohel, received 82,962 votes.

In Mymensingh-8 (Ishwarganj) constituency, with results from 81 out of 92 centers, BNP’s Engineer Lutfullahel Majed Babu is leading with 95,619 votes. His nearest rival, LDP’s Md. Aurangzeb Belal, received 40,887 votes.

In Mymensingh-9 (Nandail) constituency, BNP’s Yaser Khan Chowdhury has unofficially won receiving 84,887 votes. His nearest rival, Development Party’s A.K.M. Anwarul Islam, contesting under the Cauliflower symbol, received 66,898 votes.

In Mymensingh-10 (Gafargaon) constituency, BNP’s Mohammad Akhtaruzzaman Bachchu has unofficially won receiving 74,638 votes. His nearest rivals: BNP rebel independent candidate Abu Bakr Siddiqur Rahman received 66,424 votes and Jamaat-e-Islami’s Md. Ismail Hossain Sohel received 64,169 votes.

In Mymensingh-11 (Bhaluka) constituency, BNP’s Fakhruddin Ahmed Bachchu won receiving 1,10,214 votes. His nearest rival, BNP rebel independent candidate Md. Morshed Alam, received 65,591 votes, and NCP’s Jahidul Islam received 16,675 votes.

In Tangail-1 (Madhupur-Dhanbari) constituency, BNP candidate Fakir Mahbub Anam has been unofficially elected receiving 1,54,539 votes. His nearest rival, Jamaat-e-Islami candidate Abdullahil Kafi, received 92,781 votes.

In Tangail-2 (Bhuapur-Gopalpur) constituency, BNP candidate Abdus Salam Pintu, contesting under the Sheaf of Paddy symbol, has been unofficially elected receiving 1,92,768 votes. His nearest rival, Jamaat-e-Islami candidate Humayun Kabir, contesting under the Scale symbol, received 51,332 votes.

In Tangail-3 (Ghatail) constituency, independent (BNP) candidate Md. Lutfor Rahman Khan Azad, contesting under the Motorcycle symbol, won receiving 1,67,794 votes. His nearest rival, BNP candidate S.M. Obaidul Haque Nasir, contesting under the Sheaf of Paddy symbol, received 81,734 votes.

In Tangail-4 (Kalihati) constituency, BNP candidate Lutfor Rahman Matin, contesting under the Sheaf of Paddy symbol, won receiving 91,598 votes. His nearest rival, independent candidate Abdul Latif Siddiqui, received 53,574 votes.

In Tangail-5 (Sadar) constituency, BNP candidate Sultan Salahuddin, contesting under the Sheaf of Paddy symbol, has been unofficially elected receiving 1,31,279 votes. His nearest rival, Jamaat-e-Islami’s Ahsan Habib Masud, received 80,283 votes. BNP rebel independent candidate Advocate Farhad Iqbal received 69,408 votes.

In Tangail-6 (Nagarpur-Delduar) constituency, BNP candidate Md. Rabiul Awal, contesting under the Sheaf of Paddy symbol, has been unofficially elected receiving 1,49,512 votes. His nearest rival, Jamaat-e-Islami’s A.K.M. Abdul Hamid, contesting under the Scale symbol, received 99,643 votes.

In Tangail-7 (Mirzapur) constituency, BNP candidate Abul Kalam Azad Siddiqui, contesting under the Sheaf of Paddy symbol, has been unofficially elected receiving 1,41,253 votes. His nearest rival, Jamaat-e-Islami’s Abdullah Ibne Abul Hossain, contesting under the Scale symbol, received 71,040 votes.

In Tangail-8 (Sakhipur-Basail) constituency, BNP candidate Ahmed Azam Khan, contesting under the Sheaf of Paddy symbol, has been unofficially elected receiving 1,13,214 votes. His nearest rival, independent candidate Salahuddin Alamgir Russell, contesting under the Deer symbol, received 76,468 votes.

BNP candidates have won in all five parliamentary constituencies of Jamalpur district.

In the Jamalpur-1 (Dewanganj-Baksiganj) constituency, BNP received 1,72,124 votes. The nearest rival, Jamaat, received 93,661 votes.

In Jamalpur-2 (Islampur), BNP received 95,678 votes. The nearest rival, Jamaat, received 61,655 votes.

In Jamalpur-3 (Melandaha-Madargunj), BNP received 2,06,214 votes. The nearest rival, Jamaat, received 79,607 votes.

In Jamalpur-4 (Sarishabari), BNP received 1,46,546 votes. The nearest rival, Jamaat, received 44,161 votes.

In the Jamalpur-5 (Sadar) constituency, BNP received 1,98,976 votes. The nearest rival, Jamaat, received 1,09,298 votes.

In Kushtia’s four parliamentary constituencies, Jamaat has won in three and BNP in one.

In the Kushtia-1 (Daulatpur) constituency, the BNP candidate, contesting under the Sheaf of Paddy symbol, has been unofficially elected with 1,65,085 votes. His nearest rival, Jamaat’s Belal Uddin, received 85,085 votes. BNP rebel candidate Nuruzzaman Hablu Molla finished third with 17,812 votes.

In the Kushtia-2 (Mirpur-Bheramara) constituency, Jamaat’s candidate Abdul Gafur, contesting under the Scale symbol, was elected with 1,89,816 votes. His nearest rival, Ragib Rauf Chowdhury, received 1,43,282 votes.

In the Kushtia-3 (Sadar) constituency, Jamaat-nominated candidate Islamic speaker Mufti Amir Hamza was elected receiving 1,80,690 votes. His nearest rival, BNP candidate Zakir Hossain Sarkar, received 1,26,909 votes.

In the Kushtia-4 (Kumarkhali-Khoksa) constituency, Jamaat’s candidate Afzal Hossain, contesting under the Scale symbol, was elected with 1,45,006 votes. His nearest rival, BNP-nominated Syed Mehdi Ahmed Rumi, received 1,39,056 votes.

BNP-nominated candidates have won in all three parliamentary constituencies of Lalmonirhat. This result has been confirmed by the District Returning Officer’s office.

In the Lalmonirhat-1 (Hatibandha-Patgram) constituency, BNP candidate Barrister Hasan Rajib Pradhan was elected receiving 1,38,686 votes. His nearest rival, Jamaat’s Anwarul Islam Raju, received 1,29,572 votes.

In Lalmonirhat-2 (Aditmari-Kaliganj), BNP candidate Rokon Uddin Babu has unofficially won receiving 1,23,946 votes. His nearest rival, Jamaat’s Advocate Firoz Haider Lovlu, received 1,17,252 votes.

In Lalmonirhat-3 (Sadar), BNP candidate Asadul Habib Dulu has been unofficially elected receiving 1,39,651 votes. His nearest rival, Jamaat’s Abu Taher, received 56,244 votes.

BNP candidates have won in the constituencies of the three hill districts: Rangamati, Khagrachhari, and Bandarban. Among them, Dipen Dewan received the highest number of votes in the Rangamati constituency. He won with 1,99,840 votes.

Additionally, BNP’s Wadud Bhuiya won in Khagrachhari with 1,48,212 votes, and Sachhing Pru won in Bandarban with 80,696 votes.

In the Bhola-1 (Sadar) constituency, Bangladesh Jatiya Party (BJP) candidate Andaleeve Rahman Partho, has won with 1,04,462 votes.

In Bhola-2 (Daulatkhan and Borhanuddin), BNP’s Md Hafiz Ibrahim has been unofficially elected receiving 1,21,005 votes. His nearest rival, Jamaat-e-Islami’s Maulana Fazlul Karim, received 93,498 votes.

In the Bhola-3 (Lalmohan and Tazumuddin) constituency, BNP Standing Committee member Major (Retd.) Hafiz Uddin Ahmed (Bir Bikram) has unofficially won contesting under the Sheaf of Paddy symbol. He received 1,51,774 votes.

In Bhola-4 (Charfashion and Monpura), BNP candidate Nurul Islam Nayan has been unofficially elected receiving 1,90,005 votes. His nearest rival, Jamaat-e-Islami’s Mustafa Kamal, received 1,08,007 votes.

NCP candidate for Cumilla-4, Hasnat Abdullah, has secured a major victory in the Cumilla-4 (Debidwar) constituency.

According to information received from the Upazila Returning Officer’s office, Hasnat Abdullah has received more votes in all centres following the vote count at all 116 polling stations in this parliamentary constituency.

BNP-supported candidate of Gono Odhikar Parishad, Md A Jasim Uddin, contested under the Truck symbol, and could not gain ground against Hasnat Abdullah’s dominance in the electoral arena.

It is noteworthy that the Cumilla-4 constituency became one of the most talked-about seats in the entire country in this election due to the cancellation of the candidacy of a heavyweight BNP candidate.

BNP candidate Khandaker Abu Ashfaq, contesting under the Sheaf of Paddy symbol, has been unofficially elected as a Member of Parliament (MP) in the Dhaka-1 constituency.

It was reported that Abu Ashfaq received 1,72,402 votes.

Among the other candidates, Bangladesh Jamaat-e-Islami’s Md Nazrul Islam received 1,08,910 votes, Jatiya Party’s Md Nasir Uddin Molla received 1,345 votes, Bangladesh Labour Party’s Sheikh Mohammad Ali received 272 votes, Islami Andolan candidate Nurul Islam received 6,538 votes, and independent candidate Antara Selim Huda received 4,824 votes.

Candidates from Jamaat have secured victory in all four constituencies of the Nilphamari district.

In Nilphamari-1, Abdus Sattar, contesting with the “Scales” (Daripalla) symbol, was declared the winner after polling 1,49,214 votes. His nearest rival, Manjurul Islam Afendi, who ran with the ‘Date Tree’ symbol, received 1,18,160 votes.

Al Faruq Abdul Latif won the Nilphamari-2 seat with the “Scales” symbol, bagging 1,45,202 votes. He defeated Shaharin Islam Tuhin, who contested with the “Sheaf of Paddy” symbol and secured 1,34,579 votes.

In Nilphamari-3, the victory went to Obaidullah Salafi (Scales), who polled 1,08,560 votes. The runner-up was Syed Ali (Sheaf of Paddy), who obtained 89,102 votes.

Finally, in Nilphamari-4, Hafez Abdul Muttakim secured the seat with the “Scales” symbol, receiving 1,24,865 votes. His nearest competitor, Abdul Gafur Sarkar, running with the ‘Sheaf of Paddy’ symbol, garnered 81,526 votes.

BNP candidate Farzana Sharmin Putul is victorious with 1,02,197 votes in Natore 1. Her nearest rival, Jamaat-e-Islami’s Abul Kalam Azad, received 89,431 votes.

In the Netrokona-4 (Madan-Mohanganj-Khaliajuri) parliamentary constituency, BNP-nominated candidate and former state minister for Home Affairs Lutfozzaman Babar has won by a huge margin of 1,19,824 votes.

In Kushtia-4 (Kumarkhali-Khoksa) constituency, Bangladesh Jamaat-e-Islami’s Md Afzal Hossain has been unofficially elected as MP, receiving 7,630 votes more than his rival candidate.

According to results from all 152 centers in these two upazilas, he received 1,46,204 votes. His nearest rival, BNP’s Syed Mehdi Ahmed Rumi, received 1,38,574 votes.

In the Jhalakathi-1 constituency, with results from all 90 polling centres (including postal votes), BNP candidate Rafiqul Islam Jamal has been declared victorious.

He received 62,010 votes. His nearest rival, Jamaat-e-Islami candidate Faizul Haque, received 55,120 votes.

In the Rangpur-2 (Taraganj-Badargonj) constituency, Jamaat’s Central Nayeb-e-Ameer ATM Azharul Islam has won with 1,39,680 votes.

His nearest rival, BNP Central Committee member Mohammad Ali Sarkar, received 79,910 votes.

In the Magura-1 constituency, Sheaf of Paddy candidate Monwar Hossain Khan is victorious by a margin of 1,00,400 votes.

In the Magura-2 constituency, according to unofficial preliminary results, BNP’s Nitai Roy Chowdhury is victorious.

Jamaat’s Golam Parwar: 1,44,698
BNP’s Ali Asgar Lobi: 1,47,678

Pirojpur-1 Jamaat candidate Masood Sayedee won the seat with 1,27,828 votes while his nearest rival, BNP’s Alamgir Hossain, received 1,01,355 votes.

Andaleeve Rahman Partho, chairman of the BNP-allied Bangladesh Jatiya Party (BJP), has been unofficially elected in the Bhola-1 Sadar constituency receiving 1,04,462 votes.

His nearest rival, Jamaat-e-Islami’s Md Nazrul Islam, received 73,773 votes.

Muhaddis Abdul Khaleq, the Scale symbol candidate in the Satkhira-2 constituency, has been declared victorious. His nearest rival candidate is BNP’s Abdur Rauf.

The victorious Jamaat candidate received 2,60,423 votes while Abdur Rauf received 1,14,322 votes.

Hafiz Uddin Ahmed (Bir Bikram), a member of the BNP Standing Committee, has won the Bhola-3 (Lalmohan-Tazumuddin) constituency. He received 1,51,774 votes.

On the other hand, his nearest rival, the Jamaat-supported candidate from the 11-party alliance, Muhammad Nizamul Haque Naim, contesting under the Cauliflower symbol, received 55,660 votes.

BNP Chairman Tarique Rahman, who contested from the Dhaka-17 and Bogura-6 constituencies, has been unofficially declared victorious.

His victory was confirmed in a message posted on BNP’s official Facebook page on Thursday night.

In the Thakurgaon-1 Sadar constituency, BNP Secretary General Mirza Fakhrul Islam Alamgir has been unofficially elected with a margin of 96,196 votes.

Among the four parliamentary constituencies in Cox’s Bazar, BNP heavyweight candidate and party National Standing Committee member Salahuddin Ahmed is clearly leading in the Cox’s Bazar-01 (Chakaria-Pekua) constituency. BNP-nominated candidates are also leading in the other three constituencies.

They are BNP’s Alamgir Muhammad Mahfuz Ullah Farid in Cox’s Bazar-02 (Maheshkhali-Kutubdia), BNP’s Lutfar Rahman Kajol in Cox’s Bazar-03 (Sadar-Ramu-Eidgaon), and District BNP President Shahjahan Chowdhury in Cox’s Bazar-04 (Ukhia-Teknaf).

According to sources, in results from all 47 centres in Pekua upazila of the Cox’s Bazar-01 constituency, Salahuddin Ahmed (BNP) has received 68,115 votes. His nearest rival, Jamaat-e-Islami’s Abdullah Al Faruk, has received 28,408 votes. In this upazila, Salahuddin Ahmed is leading by 39,707 votes.

Total voters- 3,07,970

Centers- 94

Asadul Habib Dulu (BNP candidate) unofficially won receiving 1,39,651 votes.

Nearest rival Abu Taher (Jamaat candidate) received- 56,244 votes.

BNP candidate Abul Kalam Azad has unofficially won the Tangail-7 constituency. He received 1,41,318 votes.

His nearest rival, Jamaat-e-Islami candidate Abdullah Ebne Abul Hossain, received 70,267 votes. The margin of victory is 71,051 votes.

GM Nazrul Islam, the Scale symbol candidate, has been unofficially declared victorious in the Satkhira-4

constituency. His nearest rival candidate is BNP’s Md Moniruzzaman.

Nazrul Islam has received 1,05,462 votes. His nearest rival, BNP’s Md Moniruzzaman, has received 84,424 votes.

In Kishoreganj-1 (Sadar and Hossainpur), the ‘Sheaf of Paddy’ candidate Mazharul Islam has been unofficially declared the winner. In Kishoreganj-2 (Pakundia and Katiadi), Advocate Jalal Uddin, also representing the ‘Sheaf of Paddy’, emerged victorious.

For Kishoreganj-3 (Karimganj and Tarail), Dr Osman Farooq of the ‘Sheaf of Paddy’ secured the seat. In Kishoreganj-4 (Itna, Mithamain and Ashtagram), Advocate Fazlur Rahman, the ‘Sheaf of Paddy’ candidate, was successful.

In Kishoreganj-6 (Kuliarchar and Bhairab), the ‘Sheaf of Paddy’ candidate Shariful Alam has also unofficially won.

In addition to these results, the independent candidate Sheikh Mujibur Rahman Iqbal has unofficially won the Kishoreganj-5 (Nikli and Bajitpur) seat.

BNP candidate Abdul Bari has unofficially won the Joypurhat-2 constituency. He received 1,57,127 votes.

His sole rival, Jamaat-e-Islami candidate SM Rashedul Alam, received 91,103 votes.

Results from all polling centres in the Rangpur-1 constituency have been declared. Rayhan Siraji of the Scale symbol has been unofficially elected, receiving 1,45,088 votes.
His nearest rival, Mukarram Hossain Sujan of the Sheaf of Paddy symbol, has received 69,407 votes.

Total centers: 90
Centers received: 90
BNP’s Amjad Hossain: 85,941 votes
Jamaat’s Nazmul Huda: 94,360 votes

In Chattogram -1 (Mirsarai), BNP nominee Nurul Amin is ahead and is expected to secure victory by a margin of more than 30,000 votes over Jamaat-e-Islami’s Mohammad Saifur Rahman.

BNP’s Sarwar Alamgir is leading by a significant margin in Chattogram 2 (Fatikchari), ahead of Jamaat candidate Mohammad Nurul Amin.

In Chattogram-3 (Sandwip), BNP candidate Mustafa Kamal Pasha is in the lead, with Jamaat’s Muhammad Ala Uddin trailing behind.

BNP’s Mohammad Aslam Chowdhury holds a strong lead in Chattogram -4 (Sitakunda) over Jamaat candidate Md. Anwar Siddique.

In Chattogram-5 (Hathazari), BNP’s Mir Mohammad Helal Uddin is ahead, contesting against Jamaat alliance candidate Md. Nasir Uddin of Bangladesh Khelafat Majlis.

BNP candidate Gias Uddin Quader Chowdhury is leading in Chattogram-6 (Raozan), with Jamaat’s Md. Shahjahan Manju as his nearest rival.

In Chattogram-7 (Rangunia), BNP’s Humam Quader Chowdhury is ahead by approximately 63,000 votes over Bangladesh Islamic Front candidate Muhammad Iqbal Hasan.

BNP’s Ershad Ullah is leading in Chattogram -8 (Boalkhali–Chandgaon), ahead of Jatiya Nagorik Party (NCP) candidate Md Jobairul Hasan Arif.

In Chittagong-9 (Kotwali), BNP’s Mohammad Abu Sufian is leading, with Jamaat’s Dr. AKM Fazlul Haque trailing.
BNP’s Sayeed Al Noman is ahead in Chattogram-10 (Double Mooring–Halishahar–Pahartoli), contesting against Jamaat candidate Muhammad Shamsuzzaman Helali.

In Chattogram -11 (Bandar–Patenga), BNP central leader Amir Khaoru Mahmud Chowdhury is leading over Jamaat’s Mohammad Shafiul Alam.

BNP’s Mohammad Enamul Haque is ahead in Chattogram -12 (Patiya), where Jamaat’s Mohammad Faridul Alam is his main competitor.

In Chattogram -13 (Anwara–Karnaphuli), BNP candidate Sarwar Jamal Nizam is leading against Jamaat’s Mahmudul Hasan.

In Chattogram -14 (Chandanaish and parts of Satkania), BNP’s Jasim Uddin Ahmed is leading against LDP’s Omar Faruk.

Bangladesh Jamaat-e-Islami is leading in two constituencies. In Chattogram-15 (Satkania–Lohagara), Jamaat’s Shahjahan Chowdhury is ahead of BNP candidate Nazmul Mustafa Amin. Meanwhile, in Chattogram-16 (Banshkhali), Jamaat’s Muhammad Zahirul Islam is leading over BNP’s Mishkatul Islam Chowdhury.

In the Rangamati constituency, with results from 196 out of 213 centres, BNP candidate Dipen Dewan has received 1,55,106 votes under the Sheaf of Paddy symbol.

His nearest rival, independent candidate Pohal Chakma under the Football symbol, has received 27,824 votes.

BNP Organizing Secretary Asadul Habib Dulu has unofficially won the Lalmonirhat-3 constituency. He received 1,40,105 votes under the Sheaf of Paddy symbol. His nearest rival from the Scale symbol received 55,387 votes.

At the Skylark Model School center, Tarique Rahman received 527 votes. In contrast, the winner at this center, Khaliduzzaman, received 565 votes.

At the Shishu Mangal Adarsha Government Primary School, Tarique Rahman received 484 votes. The winner, Khaliduzzaman, received 875 votes.

At the T&T Adarsha Balika High School – Center 02, winner Khaliduzzaman received 716 votes, while Tarique Rahman received 591 votes.

Results have been received from 20 centers in the Dhaka-17 constituency, where BNP candidate and party chairman Tarique Rahman is leading by 3,760 votes.

According to results from 20 centers, Tarique Rahman’s total vote count is 12,506. On the other hand, Jamaat-e-Islami candidate Dr. S.M. Khaliduzzaman’s vote count is 8,746.

Although leading in votes from 20 centers, Tarique Rahman has lost to Jamaat-e-Islami candidate Dr. S.M. Khaliduzzaman, who contested under the Scale symbol, in 3 centers of the Dhaka-17 constituency.

In the Rangpur-4 constituency, NCP’s Akhter Hossen is leading with results from 116 out of 135 polling centres.

He has received 1,13,098 votes. His nearest rival, BNP’s Emdadul Bhorsha, has received 94,793 votes.

Additionally, the Plough symbol candidate has received 25,729 votes.

A close contest is underway in the Dhaka-13 constituency between BNP-nominated candidate Bobby Hajjaj and Mamunul Haque, supported by the 11-party electoral alliance.

Results have been received so far from 58 out of 138 centres in this constituency. Bobby Hajjaj, contesting under the Sheaf of Paddy symbol, has received 33,764 votes. On the other hand, Mamunul Haque, ameer of Bangladesh Khilafat Majlis, has received 33,433 votes under the Rickshaw symbol.

The vote margin between the two is 331.

Total centers: 86/90
BNP Amjad Hossain: 81,261 votes
Jamaat Md Tajuddin Khan: 91,274 votes

Netrokona-1

Out of 125 centres, results have been received from 65. Barrister Kaiser Kamal (Sheaf of Paddy) has secured 82,738 votes, while his nearest rival, Golam Rabbani (11-party alliance, Rickshaw), has received 44,472 votes.

Netrokona-2

Out of 173 centres, results from 68 show Dr Md. Anwarul Haq (Sheaf of Paddy) with 61,962 votes. His nearest rival, Md. Fahim Rahman Khan Pathan (Water Lily), has obtained 23,937 votes.

Netrokona-3

Out of 150 centres, results from 67 are in. Rafiqul Islam Hilali (Sheaf of Paddy) has received 51,165 votes, followed by his nearest rival, Md Delwar Hossain Bhuiyan (Horse symbol, Independent), who received 30,287 votes.

Netrokona-4

Out of 150 centres, results from 103 have been received. Md Lutfuzzaman Babar has secured 112,185 votes, while Al-Helal Talukdar (Scales) has received 28,215 votes.

Netrokona-5

Out of 83 centres, results from 72 have been received. Masum Mostafa (Scales) is leading with 72,299 votes, with his nearest rival, Abu Taher.

Natore-1

Results from: 63 centres

Sheaf of Paddy (Farzana Sharmin Putul): 52,379

Scales (Abul Kalam Azad): 46,310

Pitcher: 38,526

Natore-2

Results from: 45 centres

Sheaf of Paddy (Ruhul Quddus Talukdar Dulu): 41,653

Scales (Yunus Ali): 38,147

Natore-3

Results from: 44 centres

Sheaf of Paddy: 40,136

Horse: 25,321

Natore-4

Results from: 58 centres

Sheaf of Paddy: 67,284

Scales: 45,051

Total centres: 145

Results from: 20

Sheaf of Paddy: 16,751

Scales: 13,069

Hand fan: 551

Plough: 89

Total Centres: 105

Results from: 20

Yes: 21,781

No: 7,963

Total centres: 117

Results from: 85

BNP candidate Mia Nuruddin Ahmed Apu: 75,423 votes

Jamaat-e-Islami candidate Muhammad Azaharul Islam: 48,213 votes

Independent candidate Rumeen Farhana is leading the polls in Brahmanbaria-2 constituency, which encompasses Sarail, Ashuganj, and parts of Bijoynagar.

Based on the results from 12 centres, Farhana has secured 9,648 votes.

Her nearest rival, Maulana Junaid Al Habib, who is the vice-president of the central committee of Jamiat Ulema-e-Islam Bangladesh and a candidate of the BNP-led alliance, has obtained 6,745 votes.

Total centres: 135

Results from: 65

Jamaat-e-Islami: 71,721 votes

BNP: 70,828 votes

Total centres: 186

Results from: 67

BNP: 46,481 votes

NCP: 8,117 votes

Islami Andolan Bangladesh: 1,283 votes

Jatiya Party: 830 votes

Total centres: 161

Results from: 75

Jamaat-e-Islami: 74,710 votes

BNP: 36,298 votes

BNP is currently leading in Chattogram-2 constituency, according to results from 54 out of 140 polling centres. The party has secured 53,499 votes so far. Its nearest rival, Jamaat, has received 20,119 votes.

In Kurigram-4 constituency, Jamaat-e-Islami candidate Mostafizur Rahman has emerged victorious, securing 78,943 votes. His closest rival, the BNP candidate, received 57,945 votes.

The Election Commission (EC) said nearly 80 percent of postal ballots cast in the 13th Parliamentary Election have been counted, while about 10 percent have been rejected.

EC officials disclosed the information at a briefing held at the EC office. They said the remaining postal ballots are still being processed.

Kushtia-1

Total Centres: 135

BNP candidate Reza Ahmed Bachchu Molla: 1,22,605

Jamaat-e-Islami candidate Md Belal Uddin: 61,288

Kushtia-2

Total Centres: 170

Jamaat-e-Islami candidate Md Abdul Gafur: 86,607

BNP candidate Ragib Rauf Chowdhury: 63,345

Kushtia-3

Total Centres: 142

Jamaat-e-Islami candidate Amir Hamza: 79,440

BNP candidate Md Zakir Hossain Sarkar: 53,871

Kushtia-4

Total Centres: 152

BNP candidate Md Afzal Hossain: 31,592

Jamaat-e-Islami candidate Syed Mehdi Ahmed Rumi: 25,132

Total centres: 147

Results from: 63

BNP candidate Israt Sultana Elen Bhutto: 56,672

Jamaat-e-Islami candidate Sheikh Neamul Karim: 29,472

Total centres: 80

Scales: 79,590

Sheaf of Paddy: 47,994

Plough: 16,874

Gono Odhikar Parishad is leading in Patuakhali-3 constituency, according to results from 25 out of 124 polling centres.

The party has secured 20,496 votes. Its nearest rival, an independent candidate contesting with the “horse” symbol, has received 15,265 votes.

Jamaat-e-Islami candidate Nurul Islam Bulbul is leading by nearly 7,000 votes in the Chapainawabganj-3 constituency based on results from 21 polling centres.

The results were announced on Thursday at 7:40pm by Maruf Afzal Rajon, Upazila Nirbahi Officer and Assistant Returning Officer of Chapainawabganj Sadar.

BNP is currently ahead in Gopalganj-1 constituency as results from the first few polling stations are announced.

Out of 138 polling centres in the constituency, results from six have been declared so far. The BNP has secured 2,279 votes in these initial counts.

The nearest rival, Jamaat, has received 1,094 votes. Additionally, an independent candidate contesting with the “football” symbol has polled 837 votes.

In Meherpur-1 constituency, Jamaat-e-Islami nominated candidate Tajuddin Khan is leading in 21 polling centres. He has secured 29,763 votes, while his rival from “Sheaf of Paddy” symbol, Masud Arun, has received 15,947 votes.

The total number of voters in this constituency is 316,975, with 123 polling centres. These results are based on unofficial reports.

BNP candidate Mirza Abbas: 899

NCP candidate Nasiruddin Patwary: 563

BNP candidate Reza Kibria is leading in Habiganj-1 (Nabiganj-Bahubal) constituency as results continue to come in.

Out of a total of 177 polling centres, results from 55 centres have been reported so far.

Reza Kibria has secured 32,376 votes from these centres. His closest rival, Sirajul Islam running on the “Rickshaw” symbol, has received 18,543 votes.

Independent candidate Sheikh Sujit Mia, contesting under the horse symbol, has obtained 13,536 votes.

Counting is ongoing as remaining centre results are awaited.

Jamaat-e-Islami Ameer Shafiqur Rahman has been defeated at his own polling centre, after casting his vote at the Monipur School and College (Boys’ Branch) polling centre in Mirpur.

Shafiqur secured 560 votes under the “Scales” symbol. Meanwhile, BNP-nominated candidate Shafiqul Islam Khan received 565 votes.

A total of 1,174 votes were cast at the centre, with 27 votes being cancelled.

Jamaat-e-Islami candidates were leading in 16 out of 33 constituencies in Rangpur Division as of 7:30pm on Thursday, officials said, as voter turnout exceeded 60 percent across the division.

Rangpur Divisional Commissioner Shahidul Islam said voting took place peacefully in a festive atmosphere, with women voters outnumbering men. He reported that turnout reached 70 percent in Panchagarh and that the overall turnout in the division surpassed 60 percent.

The election was held across 33 seats in eight districts, with voting conducted at 4,546 polling centres. A total of 80,121 security personnel from the police, army, RAB, BGB and Ansar were deployed to maintain law and order.

A total of 235 candidates are contesting the seats, including 33 independents and 202 candidates from 29 political parties. Among them, eight are women. The BNP withdrew from one seat, allowing Jamaat to contest, while Jamaat has shared three seats with the NCP. In five seats, BNP rebel candidates are participating.

The division has 1,47, 54,995 registered voters, including 73, 41,298 men and 78, 10,199 women.

Total centres: 90

Results from: 13 centres

BNP candidate Rafiqul Islam Jamal: 8,951

Jamaat-e-Islami candidate Faizul Haque: 7,058

Total centres: 185

Results from: 16

BNP candidate Mirza Fakhrul Islam Alamgir: 17,418

Jamaat-e-Islami candidate Delwar Hossain: 11,864

Total centres: 130

Results from: 68

BNP candidate Sultan Salahuddin Tuku: 63,853 votes

Jamaat-e-Islami candidate Ahsan Habib Masud: 34,696 votes

Independent candidate Forhad Iqbal: 32,686 votes

Total centres: 145

Results from: 32

BNP candidate Sansila Zebrin Priyanka: 15,183

Jamaat-e-Islami candidate Hafez Rashedul Islam: 29,627

Independent candidate Shafiqul Islam Masud (Motorcycle): 13,472

Total centres: 154

Results from: 51

BNP candidate Fahim Chowdhury: 38,845

Jamaat-e-Islami candidate Md Golam Kibria: 40,017

Total centres: 163

Results from: 15

BNP candidate Shamsur Rahman Shimul Biswas: 15,452

Jamaat-e-Islami candidate Maulana Iqbal Hossain: 15,527

Shapla Koli: No candidate

BNP: 171,598

Jamaat-e-Islami: 55,577

Unofficially, BNP-nominated candidate Md Asaduzzaman has been declared the winner.

In a neck-and-neck battle for the Dhaka-19 constituency, the Bangladesh Nationalist Party (BNP) is currently leading following the announcement of results from 28 polling centres.

Out of a total of 275 centres in the constituency, the initial figures indicate a highly competitive race, with only a marginal difference separating the top two candidates.

According to the declared results, the BNP has so far secured 14,588 votes. Its nearest rival, the NCP, is trailing closely with 13,283 votes. As results from the remaining 247 centres are yet to be finalised, the outcome of the election in this seat remains finely balanced.

BNP has taken a significant lead in the Bandarban constituency as the initial results from polling centres begin to emerge.

Early count shows BNP ahead Out of a total of 186 polling centres in the constituency, results from 39 centres have been officially announced. According to these figures, the BNP has secured 30,009 votes, establishing a commanding position in the early stages of the count.

NCP is currently the nearest rival in the race. Data from the 39 centres processed so far shows that NCP has received 6,424 votes. The counting process for the remaining polling centres in the seat is ongoing.

Jamaat-e-Islami is currently leading in the Joypurhat-1 constituency based on the preliminary results from the first few polling centres.

Out of a total of 151 polling centres located within the Joypurhat-1 seat, results from three centres have been accounted for thus far. In these specific centres, Jamaat-e-Islami has garnered a total of 3,803 votes.

The nearest contender, the BNP, has secured 2,963 votes in the same three centres. The independent candidate running under the “Horse” symbol has polled 276 votes.

The results for five constituencies in Dhaka in the 13th parliamentary elections are expected to be announced shortly, according to Dhaka District Magistrate and Returning Officer Rezaul Karim.

Speaking on Thursday evening, the Returning Officer confirmed that the administration is fully prepared to declare the outcomes as soon as they are received from the respective polling centres.

While the data had not yet begun to arrive at the time of his statement, he anticipated that the first results would start reaching the central collection point within half an hour.

According to sources from the Dhaka Returning Officer’s office, a total of 32 candidates contested across these five seats. Although several nominations were initially validated, four candidates from three constituencies ultimately withdrew their candidacies.

These included Farhad Hossain of Khelafat Majlis in Dhaka-1, Md Afzal Hossain of Jamaat-e-Islami and AKM Enamul Haque of Khelafat Majlis in Dhaka-19, and Md Abdur Rauf of Jamaat-e-Islami in Dhaka-20.

In the Dhaka-1 constituency, six candidates remained in the fray, including Khandaker Abu Ashfaq (BNP), Md Nazrul Islam (Jamaat-e-Islami), Md Nasir Uddin Molla (Jatiya Party), Sheikh Mohammad Ali (Bangladesh Labour Party), Nurul Islam (Islami Andolan), and independent candidate Antara Selim Huda.

The Dhaka-2 seat saw a three-way contest between Amanullah Aman (BNP), Zahirul Islam (Islami Andolan), and Abdul Haq (Jamaat-e-Islami).

Meanwhile, Dhaka-3 featured the highest number of contenders with nine candidates.

The lineup included Gayeshwar Chandra Roy (BNP), Md Shahinur Islam (Jamaat-e-Islami), Md. Sajjad (Gono Odhikar Parishad), Mohammad Jafar (Bangladesh Congress), Md Bachchu Bhuiyan (Ganosamhati Andolan), Md Sultan Ahmad Khan (Islami Andolan), Mujibur Howlader (Socialist Party of Bangladesh), Muhammad Rawshan Yazdani (Gono Forum), and Md Faruk (Jatiya Party).

Eight candidates competed for the Dhaka-19 seat.

The participants were Dewan Mohammad Salahuddin (BNP), Md Bahadur Islam (Jatiya Party), Dilshana Parul (NCP), Sheikh Shawkat Hossain (Gono Odhikar Parishad), Israfil Islam Savari (National People’s Party), Md Faruk Khan (Islami Andolan), Chowdhury Hasan Sarwardy (NDP), and Md Kamrul (Bangladesh Muslim League).

Finally, in Dhaka-20, six candidates stood for election. The contenders were Md Tamiz Uddin (BNP), Ahsan Khan (Jatiya Party), Nabila Tasnim (NCP), Ashraf Ali (Khelafat Majlis), Md. Arzu Mia (Bangladesh Jatiya Samajtantrik Dal), and Helal Uddin Ahammed (AB Party).

In Kurigram-3 constituency, Islami Andolan is leading based on results from three out of 140 polling centers.

The party has secured 1,040 votes, while its nearest rival, the “Scales”, has received 886 votes. Additionally, BNP has obtained 672 votes in these initial counts.

BNP is currently leading in Dhaka-6 constituency. According to results from one out of 100 polling centers, the Sheaf of Paddy has received 832 votes.

Jamaat-e-Islami has secured 614 votes, and Bangladesh Khelafat Andolan has obtained 30 votes.

In Moulvibazar-6 constituency, BNP is currently leading based on results from six out of 163 polling centers.

The “Sheaf of Paddy” has secured 5,799 votes, while its nearest rival, the “Scale” (Daripalla), has received 2,051 votes.
Additionally, an independent candidate with the Football symbol has obtained 329 votes.