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Dhaka-1 Salm 11th National Election List of winners and nearest rivals: Constituency Winner (Symbol-Vote) Nearest (Symbol-Vote) Dhaka-1 Salman F Rahman (Boat- Salma Islam (Independent-37,874) 303,993) Dhaka-2 Md Qamrul Islam (Boat-3396581) Irfan Ibne Aman Omi (Sheaf of Paddy- 47195) Dhaka-3 Nasrul Hamid Bipu (Boat- Gayeswar Chandra Ray (Sheaf of Paddy- 221,351) 16,612) Dhaka-4 Syed Abu Hossain Babla (Plough- Salahuddin Ahmed (Sheaf of Paddy- 106,959) 33,117) Dhaka-5 Habibur Rahman Mollah (Boat- Md Nabiullah (Sheaf of Paddy-67572) 22083) Dhaka-6 Kazi Firoz Rashid (Plough- Subrata Chowdhury (Sheaf of Paddy- 93,552) 23,690) Dhaka-7 Haji Md Salim (Boat-133687) Mostafa Mohsin Montu (Sheaf of Paddy- 51672) Dhaka-8 Rashed Khan Menon (Boat- Mirza Abbas (Sheaf of Paddy-38,717) 139,538) Dhaka-9 Saber Hossain Choudhury (Boat- Afroza Abbas (Sheaf of Paddy-59165) 224,230) Dhaka-10 Barrister Sheikh Fazle Noor Abdul Mannan (Sheaf of Paddy-43831) Taposh (Boat-168,172) Dhaka-11 AKM Rahmatullah (Boat-186681) Shamim Ara Begum (Sheaf of Paddy- 54721) Dhaka-12 Assaduzzaman Khan Kamal Saiful Alam Nirob (Sheaf of Paddy- (Boat-191895) 32,678) Dhaka-13 Md Sadek Khan (Boat-103163) Abdus Salam (Sheaf of Paddy-47232) Dhaka-14 Md Aslamul Haque (Boat- Syed Abu Bakar Siddiqui (Sheaf of 197130) Paddy-54981) Dhaka-15 Kamal Ahmed Majumdar (Boat- Dr Shafiqur Rahman (Sheaf of Paddy- 175,165) 39071) Dhaka-16 Md Ilias Uddin Mollah (Boat- Ahsan Ullah Hasan (Sheaf of Paddy- 175506) 50537) Dhaka-17 Akbar Hossain Pathan (Boat- Andlib Rahman Partha (Sheaf of Paddy- 164,610) 38639) Dhaka-18 Advocate Sahara Khatun (Boat-) Shaheed Uddin Mahmud (Sheaf of Paddy) Dhaka-19 Dr Enamur Rahman (Boat- Dewan Md Salahuddin (Sheaf of Paddy- 490,524) 69876) Dhaka-20 Benjir Ahmed (Boat-2,59,787) Abdul Mannan (Sheaf of Paddy-7,268) Gazipur-1 AKM Mojammel Haque (Boat- Chowdhury Tanvir Ahmed Siddiqui (Sheaf 401518) of Paddy-94723) Gazipur-2 Jahid Ahsan Rasel (Boat-412140) Salahuddin Sarker (Sheaf of Paddy- 101040) Gazipur-3 Iqbal Hossain Sabuj (Boat- Iqbal Siddiqui (Sheaf of Paddy-37786) 343320) Gazipur-4 Simeen Hussain Rimi (boat, Shah Riazul Hannan, Sheaf of Paddy- 203,258) 18,592) Gazipur-5 Meher Afroz Chumki (Boat- Fazlul Haq Milon (Sheaf of Paddy-27976) 207699) Narsingdi-1 Lt Col Rtd. Nazrul Islam Hero, Bir Khairul Kabir Khokan (Sheaf Paddy– Pratik (Boat - 2,71,048) 24,684) Narsingdi-2 Dr Anwarul Ashraf Khan Dilip Dr Abdul Moin Khan (Sheaf of Paddy- (Boat - 1,73,338) 7,360) Narsingdi-3 Jahirul Haque Bhuiya Mohon ( SIrajul Islam Molla (AL indep- 52,873) Boat – 94,035) Narsingdi-4 Adv Nurul Majid Mahmud Sardar Shakhawat Hossain Bakul ( Sheaf Humayun (Boat – 2,63,680) of Paddy-15,800) Narsingdi-5 Rajiuddin Ahmed Raju (Boat- Ashraf Uddin Bakul (Sheaf of Paddy- 2,94,484) 20,431) Rajbari-1 Kazi Keramat Ali (Boat-248914) Ali Newaj Omar Khaiyam Rajbari-2 Md Jillul Hakim Nasirul Haque Sabu Faridpur-1 Monjur Hossain (Boat-304607) Shah Mohammad Abu Zafar (Sheaf of Paddy-27305) Faridpur-2 Syeda Sazeda Choudhury (Boat- Shama Obaed Islam (Sehaf of Paddy- 218385) 14910) Faridpur–3 Khandakar Mosharraf Hossain Chowdhury Kamal Ibne Yusuf (Sheaf of (Boat-273271) Paddy-21704) Faridpur-4 Mojubur Rahman Choudhury Kazi Jaforullah (Boat-94234) (Lion-144179) Gopalganj-1 Faruk Khan (Boat-303162) FE Sarifuzzaman (Sheaf of Paddy-57) Gopalganj-2 Sheikh Fazlul Karim Selim (Boat, Taslim Shikdar (Hand fan-608) 2,81,909) Gopalganj-3 Sheikh Hasina (Boat-229539) SM Zilani (Sheaf of Paddy-123) Madaripur-1 Nur E Alam Chowdhury Liton Md. Zafor Ahmed (Hand Fan-452) (Boat-227393) Madaripur-2 Shahjahan Khan (Boat) Milton Baidya(Sheaf of Paddy) Madaripur-3 Abdus Sobhan Golap (Boat) Anisur Rahman Khokon Talukder Shariatpur-1 MdIqbal Hossain (Boat- Tofael Ahmed (Hand Fan -1427) 2,72,939) Shariatpur- 2 AKM AnamulHaqueShamim (Boat ShafiqurRahmanKiran (Sheaf of Paddy 2,73,171) 2,213) Shariatpur-3 Nahim Razzak (Boat-207229) Mia Nuruddin Ahmed Opu (Sheaf of Paddy-2664) Mymensingh-1 AL candidate Jewel Areng (Boat, Afzal H Khan( Sheaf of Paddy-28,638) 258,923) Mymensingh-2 Sharif Ahmed (Boat-293389) Shah Shaheed Sarwar (Sheaf of Paddy- 62334) Mymensingh-3 Nazim Uddin Ahmed (Boat- M Ekbal Hossain (Sheaf of Paddy-24,519) 159,300) Mymensingh-4 Raushon Ershad (Plough-243497) Abu Wahab Akhand Wahid (Shef of Paddy-103950) Mymensingh-5 KM Khalid (Boat-232563) Mohammad Jakir Hossain (Sheaf of Paddy-22203) Mymensingh-6 Md Moslem Uddin (Boat-240585) Shamsuddin Ahmed (Sheaf of Paddy- 32332 Mymensingh-7 Md Hafez Ruhul Amin Madani Dr Mahbubur Rahman (Sheaf of Paddy- (Boat-204734) 36408) Mymensingh-8 Fakhrul Imam (Plough- 156,769) Khalequzzaman (Sheaf of Paddy-34,063) Mymensingh-9 Anwarul Abedin Khan (Boat- Khurram Khan Chowdhury (Sheaf of 227273 Paddy-20860) Mymensingh-10 Fahid Gulandaz Pavel (Boat- Syed Mahmud Morshed (Sheaf of Paddy- 281230) 3175) Mymensingh-11 Tajin Uddin (Boat-222248) Fokhruddin Ahmed (Sheaf of Paddy- 27227) Sherpur-1 Atiur Rahman Atik (Boat, SansilaJebrin (Sheaf of Paddy, 27,643) 287,852) Sherpur-2 Begum Matia Chowdhury (Boat, FahimChowdhury, (Sheaf of Paddy, 300,442) 7,6520 Sherpur-3 AKM Fazlul Haque (Boat, MahmudulHaqRubel (Sheaf of Paddy, 251,936) 12,491) Jamalpur-1 Abul Kalam Azad (Boat-2,74,605) Maolana Abul Majid (Fan- 5,224) Jamalpur-2 Faridul Haque Khan (Boat- Sultan Mahmud Babu (Sheaf of Paddy- 1,80,418) 16,721) Jamalpur-3 Mirza Azam (Boat-3,86, 828) Mostafizur Rahman (Sheaf of Paddy- 4,656) Jamalpur-4 Dr Murad Hasan (Boat-2,17,198) Muklesur Rahman Bastu (Plough-1,593) Jamalpur-5 Eng Mozaffor Hossain (Boat- Shah Wares Ali Mannan (Sheaf of Paddy- 3,71,434) 34,087) Netrakona-1 Manu Majumdar (Boat-249177) Kaiser Kamal (Sheaf of Paddy-17652) Netrakona-2 Ashraf Ali Khan Khasru (Boat- Dr Anwarul Haque (sheaf of paddy- 283080) 30370) Netrakona-3 Asim Kumar Ukil (Boat-270144) Rafiqul Islam Hilali (Sheaf of Paddy- 7220) Netrakona-4 Rebeka Momin (Boat-204443) Tahmina Zaman (38181) Netrakona-5 Waresat Hossain Belal (Boat- Abu Taher Talukder (Shef of Paddy- 163475) 15638) Kishoreganj-1 Syed Ashraful Islam (Boat- Rezaul Karim Khan (Sheaf of Paddy) 260973) Kishoreganj-2 Noor Mohammad (Boat-199235) Mejor (retd) Akhtaruzzaman Kishoreganj-3 Mujibul Haque Chunnu (Plough- Dr Saiful Islam 239616) Kishoreganj-4 Rezwan Ahmed Toufiq (Boat- Fazlur Rahman 258516) Kishoreganj-5 Afzal Hossain (Boat-202876) Mujibur Rahman Iqbal Kishoreganj-6 Nazmul Hassan (Boat-159175) Md Shariful Alam Satkhira-1 Adv Mustafa Lutfullah (Boat, Habibul Islam Habib (Sheaf of Paddy, 3,31,401) 16,902) Satkhira-3 AFM Ruhal Haque (Boat, Dr Shahidul Islam (Sheaf of Paddy, 304,336) 24,353) Satkhira-4 SM Jaglul Haider (Boat, 238,387) Gazi Nazrul Islam (Sheaf of Paddy, 30,486) Jashore-1 Sheikh AfilUddin (Boat, 209,003) Mofikul Hasan Tripti (Sheaf of Paddy, 4,802) Jashore-2 Maj Gen (retd) Nasir Uddin Muhaddis Abu Sayed (Sheaf of Paddy, (Boat, 332,095) 12,988) Jashore-3 Kazi Nabil Ahmed (Boat, Aninda Islam Amit (Sheaf of Paddy, 361,333) 31,710) Jashore-4 Ranjit Kumar Roy (Boat, TS Ayub (Sheaf of Paddy, 25,919) 276,281) Jashore-5 Swapan Bhattacharya (Boat, Mufti Muhammad Wakkas (Sheaf of 243,382) Paddy, 23,112 ) Jashore-6 Ismat Ara Sadeq (Boat, 154,053) Abul Hossain Azad (Sheaf of Paddy, 5,548) Khulna-1 Panchanan Biswas (Boat, Ezaz Khan (Sheaf of Paddy, 28,170) 253,669) Khulna-2 Sheikh Salahuddin Jewel (Boat, Nazrul Islam Monju (Sheaf of Paddy, 111,774) 27,050) Khulna-3 Begum MonnuzanSufian (Boat, Rakibul Islam Bokul (Sheaf of Paddy, 134,806) 23,606) Khulna-4 Abdus Salam Murshedi (Boat, Azizul Bari Helal (Sheaf of Paddy, 14,187) 223,215) Khulna-5 Narayon Chandra Chanda (Boat, Prof Mia GolamParwar (Sheaf of Paddy, 253,669) 32,994) Khulna-6 AktaruzzamanBabu (Boat, MaulanaAbulKalam Azad (Sheaf of Paddy, 285,000) 19,005) Moulvibazar-1 MdShahabUddin (Boat, 143,676) NasirUddin Ahmed Mithu (Sheaf of Paddy, 65,814) Moulvibazar-2 Sultan Mohammad Monsur MM Shahin (Boat, 77,170) Ahmed (Sheaf of Paddy, 79,742) Moulvibazar-3 Nesar Ahmed (Boat, 184,579) M Naser Rahman (Sheaf of Paddy, 104,592) Moulvibazar-4 Md Abdus Shahid (Boat, Mujibur Rahman Mujib (Sheaf of Paddy, 211,659) 94,213) Manikganj-1 Naimur Rahman Durjoy (Boat, Khandker Abdul Hamid Dablu (Sheaf of 251,255) Paddy, 65,477) Manikganj-2 Momotaz Begom (Boat, 278,437) Mooinul Islam Khan Shanto (Sheaf of Paddy, 50,034) Manikganj-3 ZahidMalequeSwapan (Boat, Mofijul Islam Khan Kamal, (Sun, 30,381) 226,096) Pabna-1 ShamsulHaqueTuku (Boat, Prof Abu Sayed (Sheaf of Paddy, 24,364) 285,827) Pabna-2 Ahmed FirozKabir (Boat, SelimRejaHabib (Sheaf of Paddy, 5,369) 242,338) Pabna-3 MokbulHossain (Boat, 311,156) KM Anowarul Islam (Sheaf of Paddy, 56,754) Pabna-4 Shamsur Rahman Sherif (Boat, Habibur Rahman Habib (Sheaf of Paddy, 249,627) 48,840) Pabna-5 GolamFaruk Prince (Boat, IqbalHossain (Sheaf of Paddy, 20,654) 3,32,438) Bogura-1 Abdul Mannan (Boat, 265,258) KaziRafiqul Islam (Sheaf of Paddy, 16,521) Bogura-2 Shariful Islam Jinnah (Plough, Mahmudur Rahman Manna (Sheaf of 178,342) Paddy, 82,393) Bogura-3 Nurul Islam Talukder (Plough, Masuda Momin (Sheaf of Paddy, 58,644) 157,758) Bogura-4 Mosharraf Hossain (Sheaf of RezaulKarim (Boat, 86,048) Paddy, 128,585) Bogura-5 Habibar Rahman (Boat, 332,813) GolamMdSiraj (Sheaf of Paddy, 47,401) Bogura-6 Mirza Fakhrul Islam Alamgir Nurul Islam Omar (Plough, 39,961) (Sheaf of Paddy-205,987) Bogura-7 Rejaul Karim (Independent, FerdousAra Khan (Independent, 64,292) 189,038) Joypurhat-1 Samsul Alam Dudu (Boat- Aleya Begum (Indep-84,21 2,18,582) Joypurhat-2 Abu Sayeed Al Mahmud Swapan AEM Khalilur Rahman (Sheaf of Paddy- (Boat- 2,28,730) 26,120) Panchagarh-1 Mazharul Haque Pradhan (Boat- Barrister Muhammad Nawshad
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