Mohd Amar’s three-year remark puts PAS’ Kelantan record under spotlight
PAS vice-president Datuk Mohd Amar Abdullah’s remarks that three years is enough for a government to show what it can do have prompted social media users to turn the same question back on PAS’ own record in Kelantan. Mohd Amar was reported as saying ...
Social media users have taken Datuk Mohd Amar Abdullah's statement about a three-year government period being sufficient to a new level. PAS vice-president Mohd Amar's remarks sparked a debate about the party's performance in Kelantan, where it has been in power since 1990. The water supply issues and the prolonged Kota Bharu Sentral bus terminal project are among the matters highlighted by critics.
PAS' 36-year tenure in Kelantan has come under scrutiny, with some questioning its ability to deliver on promises despite having a significantly longer period to do so. The debate effectively shifts the focus from the PH administration's three-year record to PAS' long-standing governance in the state.
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