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Itu pandangan KJ, Anwar nafi ada masalah kepercayaan dengan Zahid

Menjawab kenyataan bekas ketua Pemuda Umno itu, perdana menteri menegaskan mereka hanya melihat hubungan beliau dan Zahid daripada sudut berbeza.

Itu pandangan KJ, Anwar nafi ada masalah kepercayaan dengan Zahid

Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim, during his address at the PKR Congress, expressed gratitude towards Zahid Hamidi and Umno for their contributions in forming a united government. Hang Tuah Jaya, the Prime Minister, dismissed the allegation of the lowest level of trust between Anwar and his successor Zahid Hamidi since the unity government was established in 2022.

Anwar characterized the accusation by former PUMO chairman Khairy Jamaluddin as a personal viewpoint. He added that he and Khairy perceive the matter from different perspectives, saying, "He views the conflict, I view peace." Addressing journalists after the PKR party congress, Anwar highlighted that while there may be minor issues at the state level, they are common occurrences.

Khairy, in an audio program broadcasted yesterday, accused the Barisan Nasional (BN) of collaborating with Perikatan Nasional (PN) in the recent state of Negeri Sembilan election, resulting in a significant setback for BN and the Pakatan Harapan (PH). The BN-PN coalition won 25 seats, while PH secured the remaining 11 seats. Anwar reminded Khairy of his gratitude expressed during his congress speech for the role played by Zahid and Umno in forming the unity government.

Zahid is also the chairman of BN. When asked if their relationship remains cordial at the national level, Anwar stated, "There are a few minor issues at the state level. That's common."

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