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Source: BDPolicyLab Watch record and cited public sourcesAs of 2026-05-17
MP Md. Abdul Wares is currently advocating for the implementation of the July Charter and the referendum verdict while addressing financial grievances of private educational sector employees.
MP Md. Abdul Wares tabled a starred question in Parliament regarding the backlog of retirement and welfare benefits for private educational staff.
MP Md. Abdul Wares presided over an 11-Party Alliance rally at Gaibandha Municipal Shaheed Minar demanding the implementation of the July Charter.
Winner vote count 89,274 and runner-up 73,483 confirmed by BD Pratidin (13 Feb 2026 election night report) and Wikipedia (Gaibandha-5 article). BSS Rangpur division summary confirms Jamaat won four of five Gaibandha seats. Total valid votes not published by any indexed source; vote_share_percent and margin_percent left null to avoid fabrication. Electorate: 467,328 registered voters across 142 polling centres (BSS pre-election report). Constituency covers 10 unions of Saghata upazila and 7 unions of Phulchhari upazila. MP biographical details (age, education, occupation, wealth, criminal cases) not available from any indexed source as of 2026-05-17; EC affidavit not retrieved. Name_bangla not confirmed. Activity score 2: no constituency-specific public statements found; only party-level parliamentary bloc activity documented. Notable events attributed to Jamaat parliamentary bloc as a whole; individual Wares participation not confirmed by name in any source.
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