Don’t play the victim when PN crisis internally triggered, PAS told
Amanah reminds PAS that Perikatan Nasional’s suspension followed a complaint by coalition component Bersatu.
Amanah leaders have dismissed PAS's accusations that the government is responsible for the suspension of Perikatan Nasional (PN). PAS Secretary-General Takiyuddin Hassan had previously claimed that political pressure could be behind the decision. However, Amanah Secretary-General Faiz Fadzil clarified that the Registrar of Societies (RoS) imposed the suspension following a complaint filed by Bersatu, a PN component that has fallen out of favor with PAS.
The RoS suspended PN a day after giving the coalition 30 days to explain itself regarding the Bersatu complaint. The specifics of the complaint have not been disclosed. Abbas Azmi, Amanah's mobilisation director, refuted PAS's claims, stating that the issue originated from within PN itself following Bersatu's complaint to the RoS.
He urged PN to address its internal problems rather than blaming the government. Azmi also noted that the timing of the suspension coincided with the dissolution of the Melaka assembly to prepare for a state election.
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