PAS tiada prinsip, hanya berpegang pada kemahuan berkuasa, bidas Syahredzan
Ahli Parlimen Bangi persoal PAS puji MoU masa jadi kerajaan namun label CSA sebagai 'pendekatan dajal' bila berada di blok pembangkang.
PAS leader Syahredzan Johan claims the political party lacks principles and solely focuses on power. During his recent Facebook post, Johan highlighted that PAS does not adhere to principles and is solely motivated by the desire to gain power, particularly in regard to the commitment and training (CSA) agreement. The President of PAS, Hadi Awang, recently signed the CSA agreement with the government and seven opposition MPs, which he described as a major deception and the biggest falsehood, which is seen as a sign of the imminent end times in Islam.
In early 2021, during former Prime Minister Ismail Sabri Yaakob's administration, PAS welcomed the signing of the Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with the government, with Takiyuddin Hassan, a PAS representative, contributing to its drafting. The original MoU in 2021 and the current CSA under Anwar Ibrahim are essentially the same.
Johan questioned the PAS' double-faced approach, which he claims changes depending on the party's political position. When PAS was in government, signing the MoU for political stability was acceptable, but now, signing the CSA for political stability is met with skepticism.
Johan emphasized that PAS lacks principles and is solely focused on power, stating that the party signs the CSA merely to gain political stability. The agreement was signed by Bersatu President Muhyiddin Yassin and four Bersatu MPs, as well as Muar MP Syed Saddiq Syed Abdul Rahman, granting these seven MPs access to parliamentary constituency development funds, which were previously accepted by opposition MPs four years ago.
Additionally, the agreement outlines two main reforms that Putrajaya must implement in response to their support – setting a term limit for the Prime Minister and separating the roles of state counsel and prosecutor before the parliamentary session concludes.
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