Kiandee ingatkan Muhyiddin Bersatu pernah pecat 6 MP sokong Anwar

Bersatu deputy president Ronald Kiandee questioned whether the current government's decision to sign the Confidence and Supply Agreement (CSA) with the Malaysian Prime Minister Muhyiddin Yassin is consistent with the party's previous actions. In 2024, the party had expelled six former MPs for supporting Anwar Ibrahim. Kiandee asked if the same disciplinary action would be taken against the six present MPs involved in the agreement, similar to the way they handled those who previously declared support for Anwar.

The six MPs who signed the agreement included Muhyiddin (Pagoh), Radzi Jidin (Putrajaya), Ali Biju (Saratok), Suhaimi Abdullah (Langkawi), Nazri Abu Hassan (Merbok), and Azman Nasrudin (Padang Serai). Former Bersatu MP Syed Saddiq Syed Abdul Rahman also signed the document. Kiandee questioned why the party would allow these six individuals to retain their party affiliation despite their support for the government.

Kiandee insisted that if the party follows the same principles, the party's leadership should revoke the remaining six individuals' party memberships who signed the agreement, including the president himself. He emphasized the inconsistency of this approach and hoped that all the implicated MPs would utilize the government's facilities before the end of the year. Kiandee also questioned the relevance of the CSA signing date to the upcoming Melaka PRN (state election) and the general election (PRU).