Tun Faisal: Bersatu stayed away from PN seat talks over legal implications
MELAKA: Parti Pribumi Bersatu Malaysia (Bersatu) did not attend Perikatan Nasional’s (PN) seat talks because participating would carry severe legal implications and validate constitutional violations committed by Pas, the party said.
Parti Pribumi Bersatu Malaysia (Bersatu) opted not to join Perikatan Nasional (PN) seat negotiations due to the potential legal repercussions and the endorsement of constitutional breaches by the People's Action Party (Pas), according to Bersatu information chief Datuk Tun Faisal Ismail Aziz. The decision was officially communicated by Azmin Ali, in response to Pas deputy president Tuan Ibrahim Tuan Man's allegation that Bersatu had avoided PN's seat talks before nominating candidates against the coalition.
Tun Faisal argued that attending the meeting would suggest endorsement of Pas's past actions, which were deemed unlawful, and would effectively validate the constitution violations committed by Pas. Bersatu had lodged a complaint, resulting in a punishment from the Registrar of Societies, though the court stayed the punishment pending review.
Tun Faisal accused Pas of lacking remorse and unwillingness to rectify its actions, as well as running the coalition arbitrarily since assuming control of its administration from Bersatu. He emphasized that decisions made during the Supreme Council meetings were unilaterally breached by the Pas president, leading to oppression in Negri Sembilan by denying Bersatu its legitimate rights as a component member of PN.
Bersatu sought justice and demanded that those responsible for violations face consequences, and that the situation within PN be corrected.
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