Bersatu terbuka kerjasama, sambut positif pendirian PH di Bemban

Bersatu has opened itself up to cooperation, welcoming the positive PH decision to field candidates in Bemban, according to recent statements. Tun Faisal Ismail Aziz, the Bersatu Deputy President, emphasized that the party is open to accepting collaboration from anyone, provided it does not compromise the principles of the party.

PH's deputy chairman, Amirudin Shari, stated that the agreement to allow Bersatu to field a candidate in Bemban reflects a positive development, adding that it would be beneficial if such cooperation could help win the seat. Last year, Bersatu secured victories in Bemban and Sungai Udang during the PRN Melaka election, while PH's nominee, Tey Kok Kiew, lost by a narrow margin to Bersatu's candidate, Dr. Yadzil Yaakub.

Recently, Dr. Yadzil Yaakub mentioned that there were no specific instructions regarding the form of cooperation or support from PH for Bersatu candidates in Melaka. However, Tun Faisal clarified that the current statement only reflects the positive relationship with parties willing to assist Bersatu. The deputy president expressed hope that all seven of his party's candidates would gain public support to bolster the opposition's presence in the Dewan Negara.

He highlighted the importance of having a diverse range of opposition representatives to ensure a fair and effective electoral process, especially as the ruling party (BN) had secured 21 seats in the previous PRN. The seven contested Bersatu seats are Kelebang, Lendu, Sungai Udang, Pantai Kundor, Pengkalan Batu, Ayer Keroh, and Bemban.