Chowdhury Nayab Yusuf Ahmed

The MP is focused on implementing grassroots social development initiatives, specifically adult literacy programs and youth-focused anti-drug sports activities.

Constituency number 213 confirmed by Wikipedia navigation (← 212 Faridpur-2, Faridpur-4 214 →) and consistent across BSS, TBS, and Wikipedia sources. Upazila is exclusively Faridpur Sadar; boundary last redrawn in 2008, no 2024 delimitation change. Winner vote count (148,545) and runner-up vote count (124,115) sourced from BSS official election result dispatch; cross-verified by TBS Faridpur roundup. Total valid votes (279,143) derived from viewsbangladesh deposit-forfeiture article: deposit threshold stated as 34,893 = 12.5% of 279,143 (verified: 279143 × 0.125 = 34,892.9, rounds to 34,893). Vote shares computed: 148545/279143 = 53.22%; 124115/279143 = 44.46%; margin = 8.76 pp. Nayab Yusuf Ahmed (born 3 February 1970, age 56) is the daughter of Chowdhury Kamal Ibne Yusuf (1940-2020), three-time BNP MP from this same seat (1991, 1996, 2001) and former minister; this is her first term. She was one of seven women elected in the 13th Jatiya Sangsad. wealth_disclosed_bdt and criminal_cases are null: EC nomination affidavit not publicly accessible at time of verification per EC-only sourcing rule. Education and pre-politics occupation not confirmed in any retrieved primary source; left null rather than imputed. Bangla name 'চৌধুরী নায়াব ইউসুফ আহমেদ' consistent with BSS district article usage ('Chowdhury Nayab Yusuf'). One search result mentioned 'her release in 2019' on Wikipedia but no detail of charges was available; this does not constitute a confirmed ongoing criminal case per EC-only rule and is not recorded.