‘Kalau saya PM, saya dah pecat’, Muhyiddin cadang rombak Kabinet

Batu, Malaysia - Bersatu President Muhyiddin Yassin suggested that Anwar Ibrahim, the current Prime Minister, should consider sacking certain BN ministers due to the open criticism they have directed at the government. Muhyiddin argued that this would prevent the ministers from obstructing the nation's foundations. He stated that if he were Prime Minister, he would remove those who do not align with him from their positions and ensure they do not sit together in the government, as they would jeopardize the nation's foundations.

Muhyiddin emphasized that disagreements within a government should be addressed through internal discussions within the party or the Cabinet, rather than publicly. He added that members of a government should not criticize the government or the party within it, as this is a basic principle. Any issues not agreed upon should be discussed internally, not publicly, to avoid creating an impression that the unity government is on the verge of collapse.

Recently, Anwar challenged several Cabinet ministers who criticized unity government during the PRN Melaka campaign, reigniting tensions between PH and BN. Earlier, Zahid Hamidi, the Deputy Prime Minister, defended Anwar's right to sacking BN ministers if he was unhappy with them. During the PRN Melaka, PH and BN did not collaborate despite being federal partners, while BN formed a election alliance with Perikatan Nasional (PN).