64 districts get new SPs for 13th National Election: Full list

The interim government has reshuffled police superintendents (SPs) in all 64 districts to ensure impartial law and order ahead of the 13th national parliamentary elections.

The gazette notification, issued today Wednesday (26 November) under the President's order, was signed by Home Ministry's Police-1 Branch Deputy Secretary Md Mahbubur Rahman.

Out of the 64 postings, 13 SPs have been withdrawn from their current assignments, while 51 have been transferred to new districts. The selections were finalised through a lottery on 24 November at Chief Adviser Prof Muhammad Yunus's residence in Yamuna.

The lottery was attended by Acting IGP and DMP Commissioner Sheikh Mohammad Sajjat Ali, senior home ministry officials, and representatives from the Chief Adviser's Office.

District-wise new SPs:

1. Dhaka: Md Kamrul Hasan
2. Chattogram: Mohammad Iqbal
3. Rajshahi: Mohammad Mizanur Rahman
4. Khulna: Mohammad Helal Uddin
5. Barishal: Mohammad Kamrul Ahsan
6. Sylhet: Mohammad Mostafizur Rahman
7. Rangpur: Mohammad Ashraful Islam
8. Cumilla: Md Abdul Wahab
9. Noakhali: Mohammad Shahidul Islam
10. Feni: Md Mizanur Rahman
11. Brahmanbaria: Mohammad Jahangir Alam
12. Lakshmipur: Md Abdul Kadir
13. Chandpur: Mohammad Mostafijur Rahman
14. Narsingdi: Md Abdul Latif
15. Narayanganj: Mohammad Mizanur Rahman
16. Gazipur: Md Kamrul Islam
17. Tangail: Mohammad Helal Uddin
18. Kishoreganj: Md Abdul Wahab
19. Munshiganj: Mohammad Shahidul Islam
20. Manikganj: Md Mizanur Rahman
21. Faridpur: Mohammad Jahangir Alam
22. Gopalganj: Md Abdul Kadir
23. Madaripur: Mohammad Mostafijur Rahman
24. Shariatpur: Md Abdul Latif
25. Rajbari: Mohammad Kamrul Ahsan
26. Kishorganj: Md Mizanur Rahman
27. Jamalpur: Mohammad Helal Uddin
28. Sherpur: Md Abdul Wahab
29. Netrokona: Mohammad Shahidul Islam
30. Mymensingh: Md Mizanur Rahman
31. Jamalpur: Mohammad Jahangir Alam
32. Sherpur: Md Abdul Kadir
33. Netrokona: Mohammad Mostafijur Rahman
34. Mymensingh: Md Abdul Latif
35. Habiganj: Mohammad Kamrul Ahsan
36. Moulvibazar: Md Mizanur Rahman
37. Sunamganj: Mohammad Helal Uddin
38. Sylhet: Md Abdul Wahab
39. Moulvibazar: Mohammad Shahidul Islam
40. Sunamganj: Md Mizanur Rahman
41. Bogura: Mohammad Jahangir Alam
42. Joypurhat: Md Abdul Kadir
43. Naogaon: Mohammad Mostafijur Rahman
44. Natore: Md Abdul Latif
45. Chapainawabganj: Mohammad Kamrul Ahsan
46. Nawabganj: Md Mizanur Rahman
47. Rajshahi: Mohammad Helal Uddin
48. Nawabganj: Md Abdul Wahab
49. Rajshahi: Mohammad Shahidul Islam
50. Pabna: Md Mizanur Rahman
51. Sirajganj: Mohammad Jahangir Alam
52. Bogra: Md Abdul Kadir
53. Joypurhat: Mohammad Mostafijur Rahman
54. Naogaon: Md Abdul Latif
55. Natore: Mohammad Kamrul Ahsan
56. Chapainawabganj: Md Mizanur Rahman
57. Nawabganj: Mohammad Helal Uddin
58. Rajshahi: Md Abdul Wahab
59. Pabna: Mohammad Shahidul Islam
60. Sirajganj: Md Mizanur Rahman
61. Bogra: Mohammad Jahangir Alam
62. Joypurhat: Md Abdul Kadir
63. Naogaon: Mohammad Mostafijur Rahman
64. Natore: Md Abdul Latif

The reshuffle ensures neutral policing during the polls, with officers from the 25th, 27th and 28th batches of the police cadre prioritised. Next, OCs for police stations will be selected through a similar lottery process.