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Latest revision as of 17:27, 31 January 2026
Local electoral subdivisions
Sylhet City Corporation, that governs the Sylhet city in Bangladesh is divided into wards. As of 2022, it has 42 wards.[1] The city was changed from a municipal board to a city corporation in 2001.[2] As of June 2023, the total number of voters in the 42 wards of Sylhet City Corporation is 486,605.[3]
Councillor: Syed Tawfiqul Hadi
Councillor: Mr. Bikram Kor Shomrat
Councillor: A K A Layek
Councilor: Sheikh Tofail Ahmed Shapul
Councillor: Razwan Ahmed
Councillor: Shah Alam
Councillor: Sayeed Mohammad Abdullah
Councilor: Muhammad Ilyasur Rahman
Councilor: Haji Muhammad Muqlisur Rahman Kamran
Councillor: Mst. Ruhena Khanom Mukta
Councillor: Bablu
Councillor: Muhammad Sikandar Ali
Councillor: Shantonu Datta (Santu)
Councillor: Nazrul Islam Munim
Councillor: Saifur Amin (Baker)
Councillor: Abdul Muhit Javed
Councillor: Rashed Ahmed
Councillor: A B M Zillur Rahman
Councillor: S M Shawkat Amin Tawhid
Councillor: Azadur Rahman Azad
Councillor: Abdur Rokib Tuhin
Councillor: Muhammad Abdul Aziz
Councillor: Mostak Ahmed
Councillor: Suhin Ahmed
Councillor: Takbir Islam Pinto
Councillor: Mohammad Taufiq Baksh
Councilor: Abdul Jolil Nazrul
- Gotatikor
- Alampur
- Ganganagar
- Patan para
- Chandai
- Jainpur
- Bakshipur
- Nazarpur
