PAS calls Unity Government unstable, demands Parliament dissolution
PAS has stepped up its challenge to the Unity Government, calling for Parliament to be dissolved and a fresh mandate sought as it accuses coalition partners of openly attacking one another and says the political situation has become increasingly diff...
PAS deputy president Datuk Seri Tuan Ibrahim Tuan Man has declared the Unity Government too unstable to handle, demanding a dissolution of Parliament and a reshuffle of political alliances. The deputy president cited mounting infighting within the coalition, accusing the People's Justice Party (PKR) of overstepping its bounds and questioning the legitimacy of UMNO's role within the government.
Tuan Ibrahim, also representing Kubang Kerian, criticized PKR for suggesting an earlier general election to bolster the coalition's standing, asserting that UMNO's influence should be respected. The call for fresh elections came as PAS members unanimously approved a motion to strengthen ummah unity ahead of the next general election, emphasizing a focus on shared Malay and Islamic values rather than compromising core principles.
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