Adly challenges BN to substantiate claim of 97 per cent manifesto fulfilment
MELAKA: Barisan Nasional (BN) must provide detailed evidence to support its claim that it had fulfilled 97 per cent of the promises in its manifesto for the 15th Melaka State Election in 2021, said Melaka Pakatan Harapan (PH) chairman Adly Zahari.
Melaka Pakatan Harapan (PH) chairman Adly Zahari has challenged the Barisan Nasional (BN) to provide detailed evidence to substantiate its claim of fulfilling 97% of the promises in the 15th Melaka State Election manifesto. Adly requested BN to present a comprehensive list of achievements across five main thrusts outlined in the manifesto, accompanied by a complete status list and commitments.
This would allow voters to assess the actual implementation of the 103 initiatives. Adly, defending the Bukit Katil seat, emphasized the importance of transparency in presenting manifesto achievements to ensure that every commitment could be evaluated based on actual outcomes, rather than merely percentage figures. He also highlighted the Melaka government's financial deficit in 2024, with revenue of RM490 million against expenditure of RM519 million.
Adly stressed the need for prudent financial management and proper documentation of spending decisions, noting that revenue was RM490 million while expenditure stood at RM519 million. He pointed out that Melaka recorded a financial surplus of RM50 million in 2019 during his tenure as the state administration leader. Through the Melaka Rumah Kita aspirations, PH is offering clean, transparent, and integrity-driven governance, ensuring that every ringgit of public funds is managed prudently.
The Election Commission has set Nov 14 as the polling day for the Melaka state election, with early voting scheduled for Nov 10.
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