In the 13th national election, the Jatiya Party faced a sweeping defeat in its traditional stronghold of Rangpur, losing deposits in all five constituencies where it fielded candidates. The party’s nomination for Rangpur-1 was canceled due to dual citizenship, leaving it to contest in Rangpur-2 through Rangpur-6. Despite extensive campaigning, all candidates, including party chairman GM Quader in Rangpur-3, failed to secure sufficient votes to retain their deposits.
In Rangpur-2, former MP Anisul Islam Mandal received 33,930 votes, while GM Quader obtained 43,790 votes out of 500,000 in Rangpur-3. Other candidates—Mahbubur Rahman in Rangpur-4, Fakhruzzaman Jahangir in Rangpur-5, and Nur Alam Jadu Mia in Rangpur-6—also lost their deposits, with the latter receiving only 1,200 votes. A presidium member admitted they had expected support from Awami League voters but were shocked by the poor results.
Student leader Ahmed Al Saba Osmani commented that Rangpur voters rejected the Jatiya Party for aligning with the Awami League, declaring the party politically finished in the region.
বাদশাহ ওসমানী, রংপুর প্রকাশ : ১৭ ফেব্রুয়ারি ২০২৬, ০৮: ৫৩ বাদশাহ ওসমানী, রংপুর ত্রয়োদশ সংসদ নির্বাচনে রংপুরের পাঁচটি আসনে ভরাডুবি হয়েছে ফ্যাসিস্টদের দোসর জাতীয় পার্টির। দলটির প্রার্থীরা প্রতিটি আসনেই জামানত হারিয়েছেন। রংপুরকে দীর্ঘদিন ধরে দলটির মূল
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