BN waspada ikatan rasmi, lebih tumpu persefahaman, kata pemimpin Umno
Razlan Rafii merujuk persefahaman antara BN dan PN dibuat mengikut kekuatan tempatan.
Barisan Nasional (BN) is now focusing on the concept of 'persefahaman' in relation to the PRN and PRU16, rather than on formal coalition alliances, according to Umno's highest working committee member Razlan Rafii. Razlan stated that previous experiences have taught BN to be cautious when forming formal political alliances. Essentially, the model used in Negeri Sembilan and Johor has yielded positive results without causing dissatisfaction among competing parties.
The multi-seat negotiations and the distribution of roles are carried out based on local strengths without diminishing the distinctiveness of each party. "When we had the National Pact (MN) before, we couldn't find a word of separation; the third party poisoned the whole thing, eventually leading to our split. We don't want to repeat history again," Razlan explained to Astro Awani.
The BN-PN alliance, supported by PAS, is based on persefahaman (mutual understanding) for the PRN in Negeri Sembilan, with the two coalitions securing all Malay majority seats. In the Negeri Sembilan PRN, BN won 18 parliamentary seats, while PN secured seven, leaving Pakatan Harapan (PH) with 11 seats. BN and PN subsequently joined to form a new government in Negeri Sembilan, controlling more than two-thirds of the majority.
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