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Source: BDPolicyLab Watch record and cited public sourcesAs of 2026-05-17
As a representative of the newly elected BNP government, the primary challenge facing Md Tamiz Uddin and his constituency is the stabilization of the local industrial sector in Dhamrai.
Constituency 193 = Dhaka-20 confirmed by parliament.gov.bd constituency page, Wikipedia Dhaka-20, and EC gazette reference; no discrepancy. Vote counts (160,428 winner / 56,343 runner-up) sourced from Returning Officer announcement (ARO Khan Salman Habib, February 12-13, 2026) as reported by RisingBD; total votes cast 235,723, invalid 6,117, valid 229,606 (turnout 63.55% of 370,938 registered voters, 147 polling centres). Wikipedia Dhaka-20 article gives alternate figures of 162,504 / 57,787 -- these are not corroborated by the Returning Officer announcement or Prothom Alo and are therefore not used. Wealth figure of BDT 914,750,000 (91 crore 47 lakh 50 thousand) is gross declared assets per EC nomination affidavit (February 2026) as reported by RisingBD; note Islamic Bank loan liability of ~BDT 850,000,000 (85 crore) is against this, making net assets approximately BDT 64,750,000. EC-rule: wealth and criminal_cases sourced exclusively from EC affidavit. Criminal cases: 4 pending, all filed during 2009-2024 AL government period per affidavit; acquitted in 15 prior cases. Term count = 1 (first-ever MP term); prior_terms empty because all prior elected roles were as Dhamrai Upazila Chairman (3 terms), not as MP. Parliamentary committee assignments not yet publicly confirmed as of 2026-05-17; 13th parliament committees still being constituted after March 2026 maiden session. Tamiz Uddin participated in 1971 Liberation War per his own public statement (February 21, 2026). No no-contest note: seat was genuinely contested (runner-up NCP's Nabila Tasnid received 24.54% of valid votes).
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