Abdul Moyeen Khan

Dr. Abdul Moyeen Khan is currently focused on strengthening democratic institutions and ensuring that the administration operates impartially to serve the public interest.

Constituency number 200 confirmed by Wikipedia (Narsingdi-2) and BSS; no discrepancy. Geographic coverage: Palash Upazila (full) plus three unions of Narsingdi Sadar -- Amdia, Meher Para, and Panchdona. Silmandi union was removed before the 2014 election by EC delimitation; that boundary change predates 2024, so boundary_redrawn_2024=false. Vote totals cross-checked: Wikipedia gives winner 92,739 (54.42%), runner-up 55,920 (32.81%), total valid votes 170,427, margin 36,819 votes (21.60% computed; Wikipedia rounds to 21.61%); BSS Bangla confirms winner 92,739. Runner-up Amzad Hossain ran under Jamaat-e-Islami (danda/scales symbol); TBS and Khobor Sangjog note Jamaat had a pre-election seat-sharing arrangement under which they were supposed to back NCP's Sarwar Tushar but some Jamaat members backed Hossain anyway, splitting the anti-BNP vote. Sarwar Tushar (NCP, shapla kali symbol) finished third with 19,236 votes (confirmed by multiple Bangla outlets). Abdul Moyeen Khan (born 1 January 1947, age 79) is a four-term MP from Narsingdi-2: 5th (1991), 6th (1996), 7th (2001), 13th (2026); lost the 8th parliament (2008) race. Pre-politics: Professor of Physics, University of Dhaka. PhD, University of Sussex 1973. BNP Standing Committee member since December 2009. Served as Minister of State for Planning (1993-1996), Minister of Information (2001-2002), Minister of Science and ICT (2002-2006). wealth_disclosed_bdt and criminal_cases are null: EC nomination affidavit PDF not publicly accessible at time of verification; EC-only rule prohibits imputation. A 2018 bail case ('provoking people against the state') appears dormant and was not listed as an ongoing case in any 2026 pre-election reporting; excluded from criminal_cases per EC-only rule. No committee_memberships confirmed from parliament.gov.bd; speaker candidacy was speculative and not realised. Term count set to 4 (not 5) -- Wikipedia's phrase 'five-time MP' in search snippets appears erroneous; the article itself lists 5th, 6th, 7th, and 13th parliaments = 4 confirmed terms. [2026-06-08 audit correction] term_count corrected 4 -> 5 (Abdul Moyeen Khan won 1991, Feb 1996, Jun 1996, 2001, 2026 per Wikipedia Narsingdi-2); prior-term parliament numbering also off.