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Beringat pengalaman lalu dengan ‘parti lain’, Adun DAP beritahu PH

Adun Kota Kemuning Preakas Sampunathan berkata PH tidak boleh bergantung kepada pihak yang pada bila-bila masa boleh tarik sokongan.

Beringat pengalaman lalu dengan ‘parti lain’, Adun DAP beritahu PH

A Kota Kemuning MP has reminded the Pakatan Harapan (PH) coalition to learn from past experiences and stop relying too heavily on other parties, which could lead to the loss of their support. Preakas Sampunathan, a Kota Kemuning MP, discussed a report stating that two Bersatu MPs may be open to supporting Selangor's Chief Minister Amirudin Shari until the next term.

Preakas emphasized that PH should focus on its own strength rather than relying on other parties, as their support might wane when faced with challenges or new issues. He suggested that if Bersatu MPs wish to endorse Amirudin, they should do so themselves. However, Preakas stated that it is ultimately up to the Bersatu MPs to make such a decision.

Yesterday, Gombak MP Setia Hilman Idham also mentioned that two Bersatu MPs in Selangor have not ruled out the possibility of supporting Amirudin's administration. He noted that this is not an impossible task, given Bersatu's previous cooperation with various political parties, including the Barisan Nasional and PH. In the 2023 PRN elections, PH won 32 out of 56 parliamentary seats in Selangor, while the National Pact (PN) secured 22 seats, consisting of 12 Bersatu and 10 PAS representatives. The Barisan Nasional (BN) won two seats.

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