Mohammad Abdul Malek

Mohammad Abdul Malek is currently advocating for enhanced border infrastructure and improved access to financing for youth entrepreneurship in his constituency.

Constituency number 231 confirmed by Wikipedia (Sylhet-3 article), Jugantor seat page, and Banglastream -- no discrepancy with the requested 231. Upazilas confirmed by multiple sources; Wikipedia also notes wards 28, 29, 30, 40, 41, 42 of Sylhet City Corporation are included in the boundary, but these are intra-city wards, not separate upazilas, so upazilas field lists the three administrative upazilas only. Winner vote count (115,450) confirmed by BSS and Bonikbarta; Banglastream reports a slightly different figure (115,345) -- BSS used as primary source. Runner-up votes: BSS and Bonikbarta agree on 75,674; Banglastream reports 72,409 -- BSS used. Total valid votes not published by any source accessed; vote_share_percent and margin_percent are null (do not impute). Registered electorate: 416,001 (Jugantor/Banglastream). Runner-up Musleh Uddin Raju is the Bangladesh Khelafat Majlis candidate; he also ran as the 10-party alliance nominee. EC affidavit (via cablgram Instagram post): education listed as 'self-educated'; occupation listed as 'Kichui Na' (none); previous occupation listed as 'expatriate worker'. Partial cash assets disclosed: BDT 200,000 + USD 71,773.50 + GBP 6,710; wife holds BDT 100,000 cash. Annual rental income from residential and commercial properties: BDT 780,000 (set as income_annual_disclosed_bdt). Property holdings include a Banani apartment and a jointly-owned ancestral village house -- total property values not provided in affidavit data accessed, so wealth_disclosed_bdt is null. No criminal cases identified from any accessed source; EC affidavit source does not list any. Nomination was initially suspended over dual citizenship (UK); MA Malek claimed renunciation without documentary proof; EC cleared him after appeal hearings. This is his first parliamentary term. He lived in the UK for ~19 years, returned to Bangladesh October 17, 2024, following Sheikh Hasina government's fall on August 5, 2024. Closely associated with PM Tarique Rahman for ~19 years; served as BNP UK branch president. His Sylhet village home was attacked and set ablaze on April 27, 2021, after he publicly criticized Sheikh Hasina. committee_memberships and committee_attendance_pct are null -- no committee assignment data published at time of verification.