Rosli cabar pengundi nilai pengalaman, bukan usia calon Gen Z
Penyandang kerusi Kuala Linggi daripada BN berkata rekod khidmat lima tahun sebagai wakil rakyat jadi kelebihan mempertahankan DUN itu pada PRN Melaka.
BN candidate Rosli Abdullah believes that his five years as a representative can give him an edge in retaining his seat in the upcoming PRN Melaka election on November 14. The National Front (BN) representative is confident that his five years as a representative can give him an advantage in retaining his seat for the second term.
He said that voters, especially the younger Gen Z generation, should focus on a candidate's work results rather than their age alone. "Both these young people, known as Gen Z, certainly want to develop Kuala Linggi. However, we have our own ways," he told FMT when approached at the BN Kuala Linggi constituency office. Rosli will face 25-year-old Muhammad Mukhlisul Mubin Julasapiyah of the opposition Pakatan Harapan, and Farhana Hamzah of the Bersatu alliance in the three-cornered contest.
In the 2021 PRN, the 58-year-old Rosli won the seat with a 1,836-vote majority. He also attributes his victory to good relations with local residents and his five-year record of services, which has further bolstered his confidence in retaining the seat. Rosli also highlights the strategic cooperation between BN and PAS as an advantage in the upcoming election, but reminds that the win requires sacrifices and hard work.
"Understanding is important for us to show the spirit of cooperation and to ensure that this success can be achieved," he said. If given a chance to lead again, Rosli says he wants to focus on flood control, the implementation of approved road projects, and the construction of a new mosque in the area. He also wants to pay attention to the plight of fishermen, including difficulties in obtaining fishing licenses and ensuring that support reaches those truly dependent on fishing as a source of income.
"We have already done a lot and will continue as usual. The things that are still in the planning stage and require continuous effort will multiply our efforts," he said, ensuring that the hopes of the people of Kuala Linggi are fulfilled as much as possible.
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