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Parliament Watch
BNP · Chittagong-6
His dominant issue is deteriorating law and order in Raozan, where he is publicly pressing the administration to act with zero tolerance against terrorism, extortion and drugs.
Presided over Raozan upazila's monthly law and order coordination meeting, voicing concern at deteriorating law and order and demanding zero tolerance for terrorism, extortion, drugs and violence regardless of perpetrator identity.
Vote counts (112,237 winner; 27,146 runner-up) sourced from BSS official results relay and corroborated by TBS search; Wikipedia shows slightly lower unofficial figures (111,201 / 26,696) which predate final EC certification -- BSS used as primary. Total valid votes (164,105) from Wikipedia turnout figure for 339,988 registered electors (48.27% turnout); top three candidates account for 161,501 votes leaving 2,604 to other candidates, consistent. Vote shares and margin independently derived: 112,237/164,105 = 68.39%; 27,146/164,105 = 16.54%; margin = 51.85 pp. Third-place finisher was Jamaat candidate Md Shahjahan Manju (22,118 votes). Constituency covers Raozan upazila only (post-2014 renumbering); not redrawn in 2024 EC delimitation (46 seats redrawn, Ctg-6 not among them). Gias Uddin born 1953 (age 73 at verification). Prior terms: Chittagong-7 via Jatiya Party by-election July 1986; Chittagong-6 with BNP in 1996; 2026 is his third parliamentary term. BNP vice-chairman post suspended July 2025 by central party after show-cause for alleged extortion and violent factionalism in Raozan. 2019 criminal conviction (3 yrs, derogatory remarks against PM Hasina) is Hasina-era case; obtained HC bail; no confirmed post-Feb-2026 acquittal or reinstatement from EC affidavit -- retained in criminal_cases as unresolved. Wealth (movable assets Tk 14 crore 82 lakh 60 thousand 955 = BDT 148,260,955) from EC nomination affidavit per Prothom Alo pre-election disclosure report. No education data found across Wikipedia, Prothom Alo, or TBS sources.