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Melaka polls: 189 forms sold, 45 deposits paid as EC prepares for nomination day

MELAKA, Oct 30 — The Melaka state election saw 189 nomination forms sold as of last night, with 45 prospective can...

Melaka polls: 189 forms sold, 45 deposits paid as EC prepares for nomination day

KUALA LUMPUR - PAS deputy president Tuan Ibrahim Tuan Man revealed that the Pakatan Harapan (PH) party is apprehensive about the potential unity between Barisan Nasional (BN) and Perikatan Nasional (PN) in the upcoming Melaka state election, which could prove to be a decisive factor. Speaking at the PN's Melaka state election candidate announcement ceremony, Tuan Ibrahim expressed gratitude to the PN leadership and all component parties for their efforts in mobilizing their machinery for a winning campaign.

He urged party machinery members to set aside minor disputes and not be swayed by external agendas during the election campaign. Tuan Ibrahim highlighted the challenges posed by artificial intelligence and predicted that various media outlets would employ numerous tactics to undermine their candidates, including spreading doubt among supporters, questioning their decisions and choices, and fabricating fabricated allegations.

He emphasized that all party members should support the candidates officially endorsed by the party, as they represent the best options for the electorate. Tuan Ibrahim also noted that every candidate had undergone a rigorous vetting process at the Syura Ulama Council level, indicating the party's commitment to adhering to strict standards and practices.

He underscored that PAS members are known for their obedience and adherence to the party's decisions, and urged supporters to respect and comply with the party's decisions, as long as they are not directed to engage in any sinful activities.

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