Anwar challenges critics to air grievances in tomorrow’s Cabinet meeting
The prime minister says disagreements should be raised internally, not aired on the campaign trail.
Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim addressed Cabinet ministers who have criticized the unity government while campaigning in Melaka's upcoming state election. He urged them to raise their grievances during a Cabinet meeting scheduled for the following day, from 9am to noon. The meeting aims to foster open dialogue and resolution. Anwar, who is also the chairman of Pakatan Harapan, is in Melaka to campaign ahead of the Nov 14 state election.
The specific critics mentioned by Anwar remain unidentified. However, he previously criticized federal officeholders who utilized their positions to disparage unity government partners during the Negeri Sembilan state election campaign in August. Deputy Prime Minister Ahmad Zahid Hamidi, who also serves as Barisan Nasional chairman, had previously stated that Anwar could dismiss BN ministers if he disagreed with them.
In the upcoming Nov 14 polls, PH and BN are not collaborating, despite being allies at the federal level. BN has instead formed an electoral pact with Perikatan Nasional.
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