Nurul Islam Nurul

The MP is currently focused on maintaining party discipline and public trust in his constituency amid allegations of criminal activity by local party affiliates.

Constituency number 227 confirmed via Wikidata (Q24693888, series ordinal 227) and Wikipedia's Sunamganj-4 article -- matches the requested number, no correction needed. Upazilas per Wikipedia and BSS: Sunamganj Sadar and Bishwambharpur (Bangla: বিশ্বম্ভরপুর). Winner vote count 98,092 confirmed by BSS (primary state news agency) and cross-checked against Daily Star and Financial Express reports. Runner-up Mohammad Shams Uddin (Jamaat-e-Islami) vote count: BSS reports 75,735 in one place; Dhaka Tribune and other outlets use 75,736; difference of 1 vote is likely a rounding artefact in early reporting. Using 75,736 (modal value across sources). Total valid votes not published in any accessible source; vote_share_percent, runner_up_vote_share, and margin_percent cannot be independently verified and are set to null per EC-only rule. Nurul Islam Nurul born 9 October 1976, age 49 as of May 2026 (per Wikipedia). Occupation: Advocate (confirmed by BSS pre-election interview and Prothom Alo). Party role: former general secretary and current convening committee member, Sunamganj district BNP (Prothom Alo, BSS). This is his first parliamentary term; prior Sunamganj-4 MPs were from Awami League and Jatiya Party (Wikipedia constituency history). BSS interview phrase 'if elected again' refers to a prior unsuccessful candidacy, not a prior term. wealth_disclosed_bdt and criminal_cases null: EC affidavit not publicly accessible at time of verification -- EC-only rule applies, no imputation. boundary_redrawn_2024 false: constituency boundaries last changed before 2008 general election per Wikipedia.