M A Hannan

MP M. A. Hannan is currently focused on the implementation of the 2026-27 national budget and its impact on social welfare and youth development.

Constituency number 243 confirmed by Wikipedia (Brahmanbaria-1), viewsbangladesh.com, and the old parliament.gov.bd listing for the 11th Parliament. Brahmanbaria-1 covers only Nasirnagar Upazila; no boundary change in 2024 confirmed. Winner vote count: BD-Pratidin and BSS-derived sources cite 69,255 as the compiled total; BSS night-of dispatch shows 68,092; risingbd (confirmed by ARO Shaheena Nasrin, Nasirnagar UEO, on election night) gives 67,783 -- discrepancy likely reflects progressive ballot-box compilation. 69,255 (BD-Pratidin post-compilation) used as vote_count. Runner-up: Advocate Kamruzzaman Mamun (Independent, internally identified as BNP rebel) -- BD-Pratidin gives 35,568, risingbd gives 35,121; BD-Pratidin figure used for consistency. Third-placed AKM/Professor Aminul Islam (Jamaat-e-Islami): 24,430 (BD-Pratidin) / 23,888 (risingbd). Fourth-placed Iqbal Chowdhury (Independent, former BNP upazila president): ~17,614 (risingbd only). Total valid votes not confirmed by any source; vote_share_percent and margin_percent set to null to avoid computed figures from incomplete totals. M A Hannan is the first BNP MP ever elected from Nasirnagar since the constituency was created in 1984 from the former Comilla-6. He is the former Nasirnagar Upazila BNP president and a former UP chairman; this is his first term in parliament. Age, formal education, and EC affidavit (wealth, criminal cases) not found in any publicly accessible source -- set to null/empty per EC-only rule. criminal_cases: [] based on absence of any reported case in news coverage; wealth_disclosed_bdt: null (EC affidavit not publicly accessible). No committee assignments reported as of verification date.