Vote based on experience, not age, says BN’s Rosli Abdullah
The Kuala Linggi incumbent expresses confidence that his five years as an assemblyman, and his good relations with the residents, will serve him well.
In the upcoming Melaka election on November 14, Barisan Nasional's Rosli Abdullah has urged voters to base their decisions on the candidates' past experience and performance, rather than their age. The incumbent in Kuala Linggi, Rosli, who is seeking re-election for the fifth year, is set to face two contenders: Pakatan Harapan's 25-year-old Mukhlisul Mubin Julasapiyah and Bersatu's 41-year-old Nur Farhana Hamzah.
Rosli, 58, has expressed confidence that his extensive experience as an assemblyman and strong ties with residents would help him win the seat again. He defeated Mukhlisul's father, Julasapiyah Kassim, PAS's Aziah Saad, and an independent candidate in the 2021 state election with a significant majority of 1,836 votes.
Rosli, speaking to FMT at BN's operations room in Kuala Linggi, emphasized that voters should evaluate candidates based on their experience and tangible results, stating that Mukhlisul may have good intentions but his work speaks for itself. If elected, Rosli plans to tackle the constituency's flooding issues, implement approved road projects, construct a new mosque, and focus on the welfare of fishermen.
He also intends to address their challenges in obtaining fishing licenses and ensure that aid reaches those who depend on fishing for their livelihood.
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