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Tindakan tatatertib oleh PN ‘aneh dan luar biasa’, kata Muhyiddin

Presiden Bersatu persoal apa salah partinya untuk dihukum sedemikian oleh PN.

Tindakan tatatertib oleh PN ‘aneh dan luar biasa’, kata Muhyiddin

Muhyiddin Yassin described the Perikatan Nasional (PN) desire to take disciplinary action against Bersatu as "weird and extraordinary." The PN President noted that his party has not yet received any communication regarding such action. At a recent meeting of the Bersatu Leadership Council, Muhyiddin stated, "What is weird and extraordinary is if the PN's Supreme Council wants to punish us.

What is wrong with us?" Following the meeting, Muhyiddin mentioned that Bersatu will announce its decision on participation in the Melaka PRN on October 29, but will not reveal the contestants. He added that preparations for the upcoming election are already underway. Earlier, PN Secretary-General Takiyuddin Hassan stated that the collaboration would take disciplinary action against Bersatu for allegedly acting against PN's interests, including contesting PN in the Negeri Sembilan PRN.

According to the relevant section of the PN constitution, such actions can include warnings, suspensions, or expulsions, depending on the seriousness of the offense. Takiyuddin added that the action would be based on specific allegations and that Bersatu would be given time to respond. Bersatu previously complained to the Malaysian Corporate Social Services Department (JPPM) that it was being excluded from attending, voting, and participating in discussions at the PN Leadership Council meeting on July 16.

In response, JPPM announced the cancellation of PN's registration on October 20, after finding that the collaboration's explanation did not negate the grounds for cancellation. However, the implementation of this decision has since been postponed by the court, allowing PN to continue its operations while the legal process proceeds.

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