Pemimpin Umno tepis dakwaan kerjasama dengan PAS tak bertahan lama

Umno leaders Nur Jazlan Mohamed and Razlan Rafii have dismissed reports suggesting that the PAS-Pakatan Harapan (PH) alliance will not last long. The trend in global politics, they say, is shifting towards parties based on indigenous struggles, as well as politics of identity and religion. MKT Umno chairman Nur Jazlan pointed out that political shifts often depend on public sentiment and voting trends, and cited the recent success of PH and DAP in winning government majorities in 2018 and 2022, supported by Umno.

He reaffirmed that cooperation and unity between Umno and PAS for securing Malay voter support remains the primary political stability in the country. Meanwhile, Razlan noted that the emphasis on the majority community as the cornerstone of national leadership has long been ingrained in public opinion, evolving with global political trends favoring indigenous struggle parties.

He emphasized that this approach is not about sidelining any community, but rather, a foundation for ensuring the stability of the Federal Constitution. Razlan also claimed that DAP has lost the support of the Chinese community due to its failure to champion economic issues during its time in government, while Umno and PAS share a common foundation in viewing Malaysia's governance without racial issue games.