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Results of 36 more JS seats
The. Election Comrhission (EC) has announced one more candidate, who does not belong to the ruling BNP. elected in the Thursday^ 6th parliamentary elections, boycotted by the. main opposition political parties, reports UNB.
Abdur Rashid Khandaker. better known as Col Rashid, was declared elected from Comilla-6 (Chandina) constituency. Col (retd) Rashid, a Freedom Party leader, was the nominee of the Nationalist Democratic Alliance (NDA).
Earlier. S M Shafi Mahmood. an independent candidate. was declared elected from Brahmanbaria-1 (Nasirnagar) constituency.
The EC yesterday declared 36 more candidates elected, after counting of votes cast in the February 15 polls. With' this, results of a total of 155 constituencies were an-
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Earlier, the EC withheld election results of 35 seats after receiving allcgation i from various quarters. But due to lack of adequate documentary evidence and want of effective laws in this regard the EC has been unable to cancel the results of the polls held on February 15," said a press release issued by the i:Min!s-. sion yesterday
The PRO "of the EC I. ..-r corrected the releas e o* « telephone saying reeiecticn would be held in Nilphamnr: 2. Rangpur 4, Kushtla-4 and Sbarlatpur-3 constituencies where BNP candidates Dewan Nurunnabi, Alhaj Md Rahim Uddin Bharasa. Engineer Md Shahidullah Khan and Md Nurul Huq Sikdar were earlier unofficially declared elected.
The 36 candidates, who have been declared elected yesterday are as follows: Lal-inonlrhat 3 Md Asadul Habib Dulb (BNP); Straiganj-2 Begum Khaleda Zia (BNP); Kushtla-1 Md Ahsanul Huq Mollah (BNP): Kushtia-3 Alhaj Md Sohrab Uddin (BNP); Jhenidah-1 Alhaj Md Abdul Wahab (BNP). Jes-•orc-1 Mohammad Mafiqul Hassan Tripti (BNP); Satkhira-3 Prof All Ahammad (BNP); Bhola-3 Hafiz Uddin Ahamad. Bfr Bikram (BNP): Barisal-1
Zahir Uddin Swapon (BNP): PtroJpur-2 Md Nurul Islam Manzur (BNP): Tangail-4 Shah-Jahan SiraJ (BNP); Jamalptir-1 A K Mainul Huq (BNP); Ja-malpur-2 Md Sultan Mahmud Babu (BNP); Mymenslngh-1 Afzal H Khan (BNP); DhSka-8 Lt Gen (Retd) Mir Shawkat All (BNP); Dhaka-10 Maj (Retd) Abdul Mannan (BNP); Gazlpur-3 A K M Fazlul Huq Milon (BNP); Narayanganl-2i Md Ataur . Rahman Khan (BNP);|Faridpur-
2 Abul Hossain Mlah (BNP); Sylhet-2 Md Ilias All (BNP); Maulvlbazar-3 Md Salfur Rahman (BNP); Brahm*nbaria-4 Mlah Md Wazed (BNP); Brah-manbaria-5 Alhaj Muhammad Siddiqur Rahman; Comilla-1 M K Anwar (BNP); Comllla-2 Dr Khandaker Mosharraf Hossain (BNP): Comllla-4 Alhaj Engineer Manjurul Ahsan Munshi (BNP); Comilla-5 Md Mojibur Rahmap (BNP); Comilla-6 Abdur Rashid Khandaker (NDA): Chandpur-1 Principal Abul Hasnat (BNP); Chandpur-2 Md Nurul Huda (BNP); Laksmlpur-2 Abul Khayer Bhuiyan (BNP); Chittagong-3 Mostafa Kamal Pasha (BNP); Chittagong-4 Alhaj Syed Nazibul Bashar Matjb-' handart (BNP); Chittagong-8
Amir Khasru Mahmood Chowdhury (BNP); Chittagong-9 Abdullah Al-Noman (BNP); CHT-Khagrachhari A Wadud Bhuiyan Odud (BNPk