A. N. M. Ehsanul Hoque Milan

Minister of Education and Minister of Primary and Mass Education.

Winner vote count (133,032) and runner-up count (70,368) confirmed independently by BSS (bssnews.net/national-parlament-election-2026/360563) and Wikipedia (en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chandpur-1). A Bangla-language source (somoyerkonthosor.com) reported slightly different figures (133,162 and 67,077 respectively); BSS and Wikipedia figures are used as they are the two-source primary cross-check. vote_share_percent, total_valid_votes, and margin_percent are null: complete multi-candidate vote totals are not available from primary sources and cannot be computed without all candidate counts. Runner-up name 'Abu Nohar Muhammad Makbul Ahmad' used per BSS and Wikipedia; transliteration variants appear in Bangla press. Criminal cases (approx. 25, including murder/smuggling/vandalism charges filed post-2006) are historical; bail was secured by June 2012 and current legal status as of 2026 is unconfirmed from EC affidavit -- included as a factual note, not a confirmed active case list. boundary_redrawn_2024: Wikipedia states boundaries last changed ahead of the 2014 election; no EC 2024 gazette change found for this constituency. Term count = 3: 7th Parliament (1996-2001) + 8th Parliament (2001-2006) + 13th Parliament (2026-present), all from Chandpur-1. party_role reflects 1993 appointment as BNP International Affairs Secretary; current BNP standing-committee position not confirmed from a primary source.