‘Strange and absurd’, says Muhyiddin on PN plan to act against Bersatu
Bersatu president Muhyiddin Yassin says his party has not violated any rule.
Bersatu leader Muhyiddin Yassin dismissed Perikatan Nasional's (PN) plans to penalize his party, deeming them "strange and absurd". Muhyiddin contended that PN had not breached any rules and questioned why disciplinary action would be taken against them since they had not committed any wrongdoing. After a prolonged Bersatu supreme council meeting, Muhyiddin affirmed that they had not yet received any letter regarding PN's proposed action and that they had reported alleged violations by PAS to the Registrar of Societies, which subsequently led to PN's deregistration – a move that PN's supreme council now views as an infringement on Bersatu's part.
Muhyiddin also confirmed that Bersatu would participate in the upcoming Nov 14 Melaka state election, with further details to be disclosed on Oct 29. The supreme council had agreed to contest a specific number of seats, although some matters remained unresolved. Muhyiddin refrained from commenting on whether Bersatu would contest the Sarawak election.
The council also deliberated on preparations for upcoming divisional meetings and decided to convene the party's general assembly towards the end of January.
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