BNP wins four of five Narayanganj seats; NCP takes one
Returning Officer and Deputy Commissioner Mohammad Raihan Kabir announced the preliminary results today (13 February) around 4am at the district administration’s results collection and dissemination centre
BNP candidates have unofficially won four of Narayanganj's five parliamentary constituencies, while a candidate backed by the 11-party alliance from the NCP secured victory in one seat.
Returning Officer and Deputy Commissioner Mohammad Raihan Kabir announced the preliminary results today (13 February) around 4am at the district administration's results collection and dissemination centre.
In Narayanganj-1 (Rupganj), BNP's Mostafizur Rahman Bhuiyan (Dipu) won unofficially with 156,358 votes, defeating Bangladesh Jamaat-e-Islami's Anwar Hossain Molla, who secured 91,690 votes.
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In Narayanganj-2 (Araihazar), BNP's Nazrul Islam Azad won the seat with 125,063, defeating Jamaat-e-Islami's Ilias Molla, who received 82,987 votes. In Narayanganj-3 (Sonargaon-Siddhirganj), BNP's Azharul Islam Mannan secured 1,55,400 votes to win unofficially, defeating Jamaat-e-Islami's Iqbal Hossain Bhuiya, who secured 1,34,918 votes.
In Narayanganj-4 (Fatullah-part of Sadar), National Citizens Party's Abdullah Al Amin won unofficially with 106,171 votes, defeating Monir Hossain Kasemi of a BNP-led ally, who secured 80,619 votes. A joint member secretary of the party's central committee.
In Narayanganj-5 (part of Sadar-Bandar), BNP's Abul Kalam won unofficially with 114,799 votes, narrowly defeating Khelafat Majlish's ABM Sirajul Mamun, who secured 110,196 votes. A three-time former MP from the constituency, he returns to parliament for a fourth term.
