Candidates contesting the Sylhet-6 constituency are conducting their election campaigns with relatively low expenditures, relying mainly on donations from expatriates. According to their affidavits, all five candidates have declared that they will use contributed funds rather than personal wealth. BNP candidate Emran Ahmad Chowdhury expects to spend about 6.5 million taka, of which 1.5 million will come from his own income, while the rest will be provided by expatriate relatives and well-wishers in France and the United Kingdom.

In the same constituency, Jatiya Party’s Mohammad Abdun Noor plans to spend 2.5 million taka, including 2.2 million from expatriate relatives. Independent candidate Md. Fakhrul Islam will use 2 million taka from his brother’s overseas earnings out of a total 2.4 million budget. Jamaat-e-Islami’s Mohammad Selim Uddin and Gano Adhikar Parishad’s Zahidur Rahman will spend 2.4 million and 2.5 million taka respectively.

Local civic group leader Advocate Md. Aman Uddin noted that the Beanibazar-Golapganj area has long depended on expatriate support in both national and local elections, and this year’s contest continues that pattern.