GRS remains stable despite KDM withdrawal, says PBS leader
PBS vice-president Arthur Sen says the GRS-led Sabah government currently has the support of 53 of the 79 assemblymen, well above the 40 seats required for a simple majority.
PBS vice-president Arthur Sen expressed satisfaction with KDM's decision to withdraw support for the Sabah government, stating it demonstrates the party's clear political stance. Gabungan Rakyat Sabah (GRS), led by the Sabah government, currently holds the support of 53 out of the 79 assemblymen, surpassing the threshold for a simple majority.
Arthur remained uncertain about the official stance of KDM assemblyman Rusdin Riman but emphasized that the GRS-led administration remained stable regardless. He emphasized that KDM's withdrawal was evidently driven by political considerations, such as their pursuit of cooperation with Warisan and Parti Solidariti Tanah Airku, rather than dissatisfaction with GRS policies or administration.
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