Fakir Mahbub Anam Swapan

Minister for Posts, Telecommunications and Information Technology and Minister for Science and Technology.

CONSTITUENCY NUMBER CORRECTION: The task brief specified constituency 154, but Tangail-1 is EC constituency number 130. This is confirmed independently by the Wikipedia Tangail-1 article (states it falls within the Mymensingh Division seat range 130-167), the List of members of the 13th Jatiya Sangsad Wikipedia article (lists Fakir Mahbub Anam Swapan at constituency 130), and viewsbangladesh.com which explicitly maps Tangail-1 to seat 130. Constituency 154 is a different seat (likely in the Mymensingh range). The file is named cnst_154.json per the task instruction but the constituency_number field is set to the correct value of 130. Vote counts (153,932 winner, 94,462 runner-up) confirmed by BSS primary source and Wikipedia. vote_share_percent, runner_up_vote_share, total_valid_votes, and margin_percent are null: no primary source provides total valid votes for this constituency, so share calculations cannot be verified. wealth_disclosed_bdt (39,265,000 BDT) sourced from dailyictpost citing EC affidavit; the full PDF (ministry site) was not parseable. criminal_cases: no cases found across any source. education: Wikipedia carries no education details in the article; the BSc/Automobile Engineering claim found in one AI-generated profile summary is unverified and omitted. Born 5 March 1953 in Bhuapur Upazila (then Mymensingh District, now Tangail District); father was Mokbul Hossain Fakir. Swapan is a first-term MP; the 1996 and 2001/2008 contests were all losses. Upazilas Madhupur and Dhanbari confirmed by Wikipedia and EC. No boundary change in 2024 found in any source.