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Sekarang masa kotakan ‘janji’ letak jawatan, Fadhli seru Nga

Ketua Penerangan PAS, Ahmad Fadhli Shaari, menyeru Timbalan Pengerusi DAP, Nga Kor Ming, susulan pengampunan bersyarat yang diberikan kepada Najib Razak.

Sekarang masa kotakan ‘janji’ letak jawatan, Fadhli seru Nga

PAS chief spokesperson Ahmad Fadhli Shaari is urging DAP deputy secretary-general Nga Kor Ming to make a pledge regarding future job positions, following a conditional forgiveness granted to former Prime Minister Najib Razak. Expressing gratitude to Najib, Fadhli stated that the time has come for Nga to pledge as well. "Tahniah Najib.

Sekarang masa Nga kotakan janji untuk letak jawatan," he added on Facebook. After announcing a pledge on July 12 to place a position if Najib was released from prison, Nga claimed that any acquittal would indicate a biased judicial system and disrespect for the rule of law. As a member of the Cabinet of Ministers, Nga emphasized that upholding judicial integrity is a fundamental principle.

Nga, who serves as the Housing and Local Government Minister under Anwar Ibrahim's administration, made these remarks in response to a question about his statement, which his team claims was misinterpreted after Umno's Deputy Youth Chief Dr Akmal Saleh urged Nga to place a position following Barisan Nasional's victory in the PRN Johor election.

The Federal Territory Public Covenant (LPWP) previously permitted Najib to serve the remainder of his prison sentence under house arrest until August 23, 2028, contingent upon a RM50 million fine and adherence to specified conditions. Najib is currently serving a six-year reduced sentence in the SRC International case, having been incarcerated since August 2022 after the Federal Court dismissed his final appeal in the case.

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