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Parliament Watch
BNP · Chittagong-10
Backs the BNP government line that ousted 'fascist' forces are conspiring to destabilise the state, while positioning himself as a constituency-welfare MP for Chattogram-10 in his father Abdullah Al Noman's mould.
Spoke at Chattogram city BNP rally and procession (Jamiatul Falah to GEC intersection) against 'terrorism, anarchy and anti-state conspiracy', saying defeated fascist groups are still trying to weaken state structures
Nominated by the Speaker as one of five MPs to the University of Chittagong Senate
Winner votes (122,978) and runner-up votes (76,919) confirmed independently by BSS and Wikipedia. Total valid votes (214,154) from Wikipedia; cross-checks: 122978/214154=57.42%, 76919/214154=35.91%, margin=21.51 pp -- consistent with displayed figures (57.4%, 35.9%, 21.5%). Constituency covers Chattogram City Corporation wards 8, 11, 12, 13, 14, 24, 25, 26 and Halishahar Cantonment; boundary last changed before 2014 election (Sandwip renumbering), not in 2024. 'Double Mooring area' in constituency description refers to the Double Mooring thana locality overlapping this ward cluster; Wikipedia article does not list Double Mooring as a separate administrative unit of the seat. Sayeed Al Noman (born 22 December 1979) is son of late Abdullah Al Noman, three-time MP and former BNP minister from same seat; this is Sayeed's first parliamentary term. Education: Central Michigan University and LSE (MPhil), described as 'most highly qualified academically' among 17 Ctg BNP candidates (Prothom Alo). wealth_disclosed_bdt (229,425,016) is movable assets per EC affidavit (Prothom Alo); immovable assets figure not separately extracted but confirmed >Tk 1 crore. income_annual_disclosed_bdt (10,281,350) per Prothom Alo affidavit analysis. No criminal cases found across Wikipedia, BSS, Prothom Alo, or TBS. committee_memberships not yet published by parliament.gov.bd at time of verification. Runner-up Helaly's name spelled 'Hilali' in BSS and 'Helaly' in Wikipedia/TBS; Wikipedia/TBS spelling used as it appears more consistently cross-sourced.