Khandaker Mosharraf Hossain

Dr. Khandaker Mosharraf Hossain is currently serving his fifth term as a Member of Parliament for Cumilla-1 while managing a serious medical condition.

Constituency number 249 confirmed as Cumilla-1 by Wikipedia (List of members of the 13th Jatiya Sangsad), two independent BSS articles, and Dhaka Tribune election tracker. EC official romanisation is 'Cumilla-1'; 'Comilla-1' is the pre-2010 spelling still in common use -- both refer to the same seat. Boundary redrawn 2024: the EC gazette of 4 September 2024 placed Daudkandi and Meghna under Cumilla-1 and moved Titas and Homna to Cumilla-2. Six individuals filed a writ challenging this; the High Court on 8 January 2026 declared parts of the gazette without lawful authority. The Appellate Division stayed the HC verdict on 11 January 2026, so the 13 February 2026 election was held under the 2024 delimitation (Daudkandi + Meghna). boundary_redrawn_2024 = true is correct. Vote count: BSS (state news agency, two articles) reports winner at 141,440 votes and runner-up Md Maniruzzaman (Jamaat) at 94,845 votes (unofficial count, Feb 13). A separate count attributed to TBS reported 140,305 / 112,205; that figure cannot be independently verified from the source and may conflate postal ballots differently. BSS primary figure used as vote_count. Total valid votes not published in any source located; vote_share_percent, runner_up_vote_share, margin_percent, and total_valid_votes all set null. Runner-up name: BSS uses 'Md Maniruzzaman'; one source uses 'Moniruzzaman Bahalul'. Prior terms: Wikipedia confirms four terms from Comilla-2 spanning 1991-2006; the 2006 listing is a short caretaker-period session. Total term_count = 5 (four Comilla-2 + current Comilla-1 term). Ministerial posts: Minister of Power, Energy and Mineral Resources (1991-1995) and Minister of Health and Family Welfare (2001-2006). committee_memberships: the Business Advisory Committee claim in a prior draft is unverified from any primary source; set to empty list. criminal_cases (EC-only rule): two ACC cases (money laundering and graft) filed before 2024 were dismissed by acquittal in Aug 2024 and Nov 2024. A new ACC case filed 2 June 2025 alleging Tk 35.18 crore illegal wealth remains active; a court froze 105 accounts (5 bank accounts, 13 wage-earner bonds, 87 FDRs) on 29 April 2026. No source confirms this 2025 case was declared by Mosharraf in his 2026 EC nomination affidavit -- per EC-only rule, criminal_cases = []; the active ACC case is documented here in notes only. wealth_disclosed_bdt: EC affidavit PDF not publicly accessible; set null.