In the 13th National Parliamentary Election, 27 out of 41 candidates in Narsingdi’s five constituencies lost their security deposits, according to unofficial results signed by District Commissioner and Returning Officer Mohammad Anwar Hossain. The results show that in Narsingdi-1 (Sadar) six of eight candidates, in Narsingdi-2 (Palash) three of six, in Narsingdi-3 (Shibpur) five of eight, in Narsingdi-4 (Monohardi-Belabo) seven of nine, and in Narsingdi-5 (Raipura) six of ten candidates failed to retain their deposits. The Bangladesh Nationalist Party (BNP) won all five seats in the district.

According to election rules, candidates must secure at least one-eighth, or 12.5 percent, of total votes cast to retain their deposits. Those receiving fewer votes lose the amount submitted with their nomination papers. The analysis of the district’s results highlights that a majority of participating candidates across multiple parties, including the Jatiya Party, Islami Andolon Bangladesh, and others, failed to meet the required vote threshold.

The outcome underscores BNP’s dominance in Narsingdi’s constituencies, as all five seats went to the party while most rivals lost their deposits.