Laluan lebih baik ke Putrajaya jika menang Kesidang, kata Rauf
Pengerusi BN Melaka Ab Rauf Yusoh yakin peluang merampas semula DUN Kesidang terbuka jika jentera parti digerakkan secara terancang dan tersusun.
The Chairman of the Barisan Nasional (BN) in Melaka, Ab Rauf Yusoh, along with the PN candidate for the Kesidang constituency, Albert Kok, visited the BN DUN candidate's office today. The BN is optimistic that a collaboration with Perikatan Nasional (PN) could reclaim the Kesidang seat from the Democratic Action Party (DAP) in the upcoming PRN Melaka election and open better prospects for the coalition to reach Putrajaya.
Ab Rauf Yusoh is confident that a well-planned and coordinated effort by the BN can win back the Kesidang seat and return it to the Muafakat Melaka alliance. The BN previously represented this area but lost twice in the past. Now, with a well-organized campaign, they believe they can reclaim the Kesidang seat and bring Muafakat Melaka back to the fold.
Ab Rauf Yusoh emphasized that a collaboration between BN and PN through the Muafakat Melaka alliance can bring a new dimension to state politics by uniting forces from diverse backgrounds for stability. He believes the PN candidate, Albert Kok, a local of Kesidang, can provide the best service to the constituents if they win on November 14th.
Ab Rauf Yusoh appealed to all BN, MCA, and MIC members to work together with PN to ensure Kesidang returns to Muafakat Melaka on November 14th, expressing satisfaction with the commitment of the two alliances to prove their pact through the Muafakat Melaka. In the 2021 PRN Melaka, the Pakatan Harapan (PH) candidate from DAP, Seah Shoo Chin, retained the Kesidang seat with 14,769 votes, defeating the BN candidate, Leong Hui Ying (4,532 votes), and the PN candidate, Patrick Ng Chin Kae (3,124 votes).
Kok will face off against Seah in the upcoming election, as well as the candidate from Parti Bersatu Malaysia, Dr. Bryan Kek, on Saturday.
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