Bersatu not the court, emergency PN meeting is compulsory for all parties

Perikatan Nasional information chief Tan Sri Annuar Musa rebuked Bersatu for questioning the legality of tonight's emergency supreme council meeting. Annuar emphasized that the party cannot replace the court in such matters. He stressed that the meeting was a must as the coalition needed to discuss preparations for the upcoming Melaka election.

Annuar criticized Bersatu's secretary-general, Datuk Seri Mohamed Azmin Ali, for dragging his feet and coming up with excuses when called. He clarified that Bersatu was not the court and upheld the rule of law. The High Court has already made its decision, and the coalition is allowed to contest and use its logo until further notice.

Annuar highlighted that the meeting's primary agenda items were feedback on the court order and the Melaka election. He pointed out that Barisan Nasional and Pakatan Harapan had already announced their candidates, and Bersatu's candidates needed to be discussed as well. Annuar questioned Bersatu's commitment to the coalition, suggesting their actions could damage their standing.

He warned that any disloyalty by a party would be considered a severe breach under the constitution. Annuar urged Bersatu to participate in the meeting to hear from the other five parties, even if they believed the gathering could not proceed.