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BN ‘tikam’ PH lepas kerjasama dengan PN, kata Amanah

Mujahid Yusof Rawa berkata PH harus sedar impian perpaduan diharapkan bersama BN sudah dirampas ketuanan Melayu-Islam dibawa PN.

BN ‘tikam’ PH lepas kerjasama dengan PN, kata Amanah

Adviser to Amanah, Mujahid Yusof Rawa, declared that the Malaysian populace is increasingly confused regarding Barisan Nasional (BN) collaborating with Perikatan Nasional (PN) to defeat the unity government in Negeri Sembilan, formed previously before the PRN. The vice-president, who is also the party secretary, revealed that BN leverages their advantageous position as ministers and other official roles to campaign in Negeri Sembilan.

His assertion regards BN’s tactic of dividing seats among PN allies to defeat the unity government, leading to a two-thirds majority forming the state government. PN in Negeri Sembilan witnessed both BN and PN securing 18 and 7 seats respectively, giving the combined group a two-thirds majority. PH only claimed 11 seats.

Mujahid stated that the BN-PN victory in Negeri Sembilan suggests the political influence of a minority identity over the diverse values and religious values promoted by PH. While he respects voters' choices, Mujahid expressed concern that the party's narrow identity-politics narrative could pose risks to a more inclusive political atmosphere.

PH must recognize that the perceived unity with BN has been overshadowed by the aspiration of Malay-Islam dominance under PN. In terms of power, Mujahid suggested BN may abandon the aspiration of a Malaysia without religious prejudice and interfaith animosity, as long as the unity coalition remains committed to upholding Malaysia's values as it approaches the upcoming PRU.

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