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Adly lebih sesuai jadi ‘poster boy’ PH Melaka, kata pemimpin Amanah

Hayatul Kamil berkata pengalaman Adly Zahari mentadbir Melaka dan kedudukannya dalam kerajaan pusat menjadi kelebihan untuk dicalonkan sebagai ketua menteri.

Adly lebih sesuai jadi ‘poster boy’ PH Melaka, kata pemimpin Amanah

Amanah Wilayah Persekutuan's Hayatul Kamil suggested that Adly Zahari would be an ideal candidate to represent Pakatan Harapan (PH) as the state's future Chief Minister, citing his experience as Melaka's Chief Minister after the 2018-2020 general elections. His stint in office, which many supporters viewed positively due to its inclusive and people-friendly approach, was highlighted by Hayatul.

The Deputy President of Amanah Wilayah Persekutuan added that Adly's candidacy could bring stability and continuity in governance to voters, given his track record of leadership. Furthermore, his role as Deputy Minister of Defence would provide him with additional national political status, placing him at a higher standard compared to local leaders active only at the state level.

Hayatul emphasized that reaching an early consensus on the Chief Minister candidate is crucial for PH to prevent internal power struggles, which could weaken voter confidence. The proposal to select Adly Zahari as the PH's Chief Minister candidate would allow PKR, DAP, and Amanah to focus their efforts on winning key seats such as Rembia, Pengkalan Batu, Rim, and Kuala Linggi.

Hayatul cautioned against conflicts over seats or ministries before the elections, as such moves could prove risky. However, he stressed that the final decision on the Chief Minister candidate would ultimately depend on the discussions among the various factions and top leadership of PH.

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