Razali tak puas hati saya kritik PAS, kata Tun Faisal

Tun Faisal Ismail Aziz expressed his understanding of why former PAS deputy chief Razali Idris criticized his performance in his role. Razali, who is also an MP for Kijal, may have taken issue with Tun Faisal's actions due to his recent criticism and condemnation of PAS. Tun Faisal alleged that Razali's criticism might be linked to his dissatisfaction with PAS actions that contravened the National Implementation Pillar (PN) and denied Bersatu its membership in the PN.

Earlier, Razali stated that the role of the Bersatu spokesperson is not to speak excessively or attack everyone on social media. His primary responsibility, he said, is to explain principles, protect the party, unify leadership, and understand public sentiment. As spokesperson, he was successful in bringing the party 31 MPs and 66 ADUNs in the last election.

"That is history. But history also teaches us a lesson because a mature politics builds strength, while a combative politics burns bridges," he added. Today, there are too many statements that do not need to be made. Not all issues need to be addressed. Not all differing views need to become open warfare on social media. Tun Faisal warned that it is unfortunate when statements are made without considering the sentiments of the leadership and the core of Bersatu in the East Coast.

He said that if one wants to be a hero on social media, they are welcome, but one must not let the party become its victim. Razali, who recently relinquished his role as Bersatu Terengganu chief, said that the PRN Johor and Negeri Sembilan decisions should have been a wake-up call for the party. At a recent Bersatu Terengganu meeting, he said, when a proposal to replace the spokesperson was put forward by a MPT member, their proposal was not taken seriously by the sitting leadership.

"Today, I openly repeat, because silence for too long can also be a form of deception," he said. Bersatu will not rise with the loudest spokesperson. One does not become victorious in a hasty social media debate at the expense of trust. The party is not a stage for individual egos.