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Khaled Nordin: PAS can discuss using BN logo for Melaka polls, but door not open to all Perikatan parties

KOTA TINGGI, Oct 3 — Umno wil be selective in permitting parties under Perikatan Nasional (PN) from using Barisan...

Khaled Nordin: PAS can discuss using BN logo for Melaka polls, but door not open to all Perikatan parties

Kota Tinggi, October 3 — Umno's deputy chief, Datuk Seri Mohamed Khaled Nordin, has stated that the party will only permit certain parties within Perikatan Nasional (PN) to utilize the Barisan Nasional (BN) logo for the upcoming Melaka state election. Nordin made this announcement after officiating an Islamic orphanage's groundbreaking ceremony.

He emphasized that only parties that meet certain criteria would be allowed to use the BN logo. As per Nordin, PAS is the only party that has expressed an interest in using the BN logo. The vice president clarified that the BN has not reached a final decision on the matter, as it has not yet been discussed. Nordin further stated that the BN and Umno welcome any party that supports the coalition; however, they are selective about inviting parties to their "home," meaning they would not allow just anyone to use the BN logo.

This sentiment was echoed by PAS president Tan Sri Abdul Hadi Awang, who said his party is prepared to use either its own logo or the BN logo during the Melaka state election, contingent on the outcome of negotiations.

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