Enamul Haque Enam

Vote figures confirmed across Wikipedia (Chittagong-12 article) and BSS state news agency: 135,044 for Enam, 28,999 for runner-up Peyaru (Bangladesh Islami Front), total valid votes 191,404. Math check: 135,044/191,404=70.55%, 28,999/191,404=15.15%, margin=55.40%. Turnout: 191,404/351,615=54.44%. Rising BD early count (134,060) is a minor discrepancy from unofficial tally; BSS/Wikipedia official figures used. Eight candidates contested; 113 polling centres; 351,615 registered voters (184,254 male, 168,440 female, 1 hijra) per BSS. Boundary note: Chittagong-12 covers Patiya Upazila minus five union parishads (Bara Uthan, Char Lakshya, Char Patharghata, Juldha, Sikalbaha), which remain in Chittagong-11; the renumbering predates 2024 (occurred before 2014 elections), so boundary_redrawn_2024=false. MP born March 5, 1969 (Wikipedia); age 57 as of verification date. Occupation: Peninsula Marine, maritime services, founded 2008. Party role: former Senior Joint Convener (সিনিয়র যুগ্ম আহ্বায়ক), Chittagong South District BNP. Controversy: In August 2024, Enam and two other BNP leaders were accused of supervising removal of luxury vehicles from an S Alam Group warehouse in Chittagong; party membership suspended September 2024, reinstated December 2024. Four senior BNP leaders had written to party leadership objecting to his nomination on S Alam Group association grounds (Ekushey Patrika). No criminal cases confirmed in open sources. Education and EC affidavit wealth figures not published in accessible open sources; marked null. April 20 banking speech corroborated by bankinggoln.com article (published April 21); underlying 10,000 figure is the MP's parliamentary claim, not independently verified by central bank or Finance Ministry as of article date. Committee assignments not yet published in open sources as of 2026-05-17.