According to the official results of the 2026 dual elections (Parliamentary Election and Referendum), Nasir Uddin Patwari has been defeated in the Dhaka-8 constituency. The BNP candidate has won the seat.

In response to your question regarding Nasir Uddin Patwari’s chances of entering Parliament, the current situation is explained below:

1. Direct Defeat in the Constituency:

Since he lost the direct vote in Dhaka-8, he cannot enter Parliament as an elected Member of Parliament (MP) from that constituency.

2. Impact of the Referendum and the Upper House:

As the “Yes” vote won in the referendum, Bangladesh is set to introduce a bicameral legislature for the first time. According to the approved proposal, alongside the 350-seat Lower House (National Parliament), a 100-seat Upper House will also be formed.

3. A ‘New’ Path to Parliament:

Members of the Upper House will not be elected through direct public voting. Instead, they will be nominated based on the proportional share of total votes received by political parties nationwide (Proportional Representation).

If Nasir Uddin Patwari’s party (NCP) has secured a significant percentage of votes across the country, it may receive seats in the Upper House based on that vote share.

In that case, if the party nominates him, he will be able to enter Parliament as a member of the Upper House.

Summary:

Since he lost the direct constituency election, he cannot immediately take a seat in Parliament. However, if his party secures seats through the proportional representation system, there is a strong possibility for him to enter Parliament via the Upper House. The formation process of the Upper House is expected to be completed within the next 180 days.