‘Runding tak semestinya setuju’ isyarat BN sedia tanding solo di Melaka
Penganalisis Mazlan Ali berkata pendirian Ketua Menteri Ab Rauf Yusoh tunjukkan BN tak terdesak kerjasama dengan mana-mana parti setakat ini.
Barisan Nasional (BN) in Melaka is poised to stand alone in the upcoming PRN, according to the party's deputy president Ab Rauf Yusoh. The decision was made despite BN's current control of the administration in Melaka with a two-thirds majority in the Dewan Undangan Negeri (DUN). Ab Rauf's stance suggests that BN is not overly reliant on forming a coalition with the Perikatan Nasional (PN) party, as previously reported by PN's deputy president Zahid Hamidi following the PRN nomination in Negeri Sembilan.
Ab Rauf, a lecturer at Universiti Teknologi Malaysia (UTM), stated that the announcement reflects Umno's confidence in its ability to maintain Melaka's power without relying on other parties. He added that while BN might also consider standing alone, it is not a given that the decision will lead to a coalition. Ab Rauf's comments come as BN remains open to collaborating with any party to face the PRN Melaka, potentially under a "BN Plus" formula.
The deputy president also mentioned that PN should not demand the Umno-held seats in Melaka, similar to the formula used in Negeri Sembilan. If PN does not agree, BN still has the option to engage in discussions with Pakatan Harapan (PH).
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