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Critics of Anwar should back their words with action, says PKR Youth chief

IPOH, Sept 17 — PKR Youth chief Muhammad Kamil Abdul Munim has hit out at those criticising Prime Minister Datuk S...

Critics of Anwar should back their words with action, says PKR Youth chief

IPOH, September 17 — PKR Youth chief Muhammad Kamil Abdul Munim has criticized those condemning Prime Minister Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim by making political statements without the willingness to act. While there are claims of a politically unstable country, the government remains focused on maintaining political stability as the basis for economic stability and ultimately the well-being of the nation's people, Kamil told reporters after presenting non-governmental organization allocations in Anwar's Tambun parliamentary constituency.

Kamil, who is also Anwar's political secretary, acknowledged that certain groups were deliberately trying to instigate political instability for their own party leaders' interests. However, he assured the public that the current administration, especially the Prime Minister, is committed to implementing policies and plans that benefit the people.

Despite some personal attacks on Anwar, Kamil stated that some individuals are brave in speaking out but lack the courage to take action. He urged the public to assess which leaders are actively working and which are merely playing politics. Kamil also highlighted the confusion among the public, as some political figures called for the early 16th general election (GE16) while remaining in the government until the end of its term.

He questioned the inconsistency in their statements. Earlier, during the Umno general assembly, party president Ahmad Zahid Hamidi challenged Anwar to remove Umno from the unity government and face a confidence vote in Parliament, while also reminding coalition partners that Anwar's administration still holds power due to Umno's support.

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