No pacts for Melaka election, not even with PH, says Bersatu
Party secretary-general Azmin Ali says Bersatu is preparing to contest on its own and will use its own logo as it did in Negeri Sembilan.
Bersatu's secretary-general Azmin Ali announced that Bersatu will not cooperate with any political party, including Pakatan Harapan, in the upcoming Melaka state election. The party will use its own logo and contest independently, following a similar approach in the Negeri Sembilan election. Azmin clarified that the party is creating a strategy and preparing its election machinery independently, distancing itself from a meeting between senior Bersatu and PH leaders in Melaka.
This gathering was described as personal and unrelated to Bersatu's official stance. Reports suggest that Bersatu leaders attended a closed-door dinner at a hotel in Melaka on September 28, which fueled speculation of potential cooperation ahead of the state polls. Amanah communications director Khalid Samad later stated that the PH would not form an alliance with Barisan Nasional for the Melaka state elections.
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