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Zahid tak dapat hadir Munajat Penyatuan Ummah anjuran PAS di Kelantan

Setiausaha agung PAS berkata Zahid Hamidi perlu menghadiri sebuah program besar Umno di Melaka pada hari sama.

Zahid tak dapat hadir Munajat Penyatuan Ummah anjuran PAS di Kelantan

PETALING JAYA: Despite being expected to address an assembly of around 100,000 people at Stadium Sultan Muhammad IV in Kelantan on Friday, Umno President Zahid Hamidi will not be able to attend the Munajat and Ummah Reconciliation event organized by PAS. Setiausaha Agung PAS, Takiyuddin Hassan, revealed that Zahid needs to participate in a major Umno program in Melaka on the same day.

Clearly, Zahid was supposed to deliver a speech alongside PAS President Hadi Awang during the event that is expected to draw over 100,000 attendees. (Umno Kelantan) will send a message of solidarity from their president and apologize for Umno having another large program in Melaka on October 23. Thus, the president said the leadership of all factions in Melaka urged another ummah unification program in Kelantan following the PRN in Melaka on November 14.

However, Takiyuddin urged PAS members to ensure full attendance at the Friday event as a welcome to the party's 36 years of rule in Kelantan since 1990.

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