Asyraf ulangi janji BN takkan tebuk atap, tukar PM

Asyraf Wajdi Dusuki, Deputy Chief of Umno, reiterated the Barisan Nasional (BN) promise that they will not topple the government or replace Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim, as it is better to restore the mandate to the people through a parliamentary dissolution if the red line and conditions for forming a coalition government are no longer respected.

This stance aligns with the stern warning from his President, Zahid Hamidi, who repeatedly affirmed that BN does not wish to carry out a toppling move or change the Prime Minister. He emphasized that the leadership of DAP must once again remember two crucial agreements: the BN-Pakatan Harapan (PH) agreement and the formation of a coalition government, which is established upon the call of the Yang di-Pertuan Agong.

Clearly, once these conditions are violated, the agreement itself will be terminated. Once terminated, our gentlemanly duty is to return the mandate to the people, he concluded during the Grand Finale BN and Perikatan Nasional campaign in Melaka at Bukit Katil. He urged the public not to further harm the people with persistent polemics that could destabilize the government.

BN does not want to topple at all. There will be no exchange of the Prime Minister. What they desire is to return this mandate to the people. Regarding DAP Chairman Gobind Singh's desire for Zahid to relinquish the Deputy Prime Minister position if he is not confident in Anwar, he stated that the PAS President, Hadi Awang, called on his supporters to vote for BN candidates, including MCA and Gerakan, in the upcoming PRN election.

He believed that such support is vital to ensure unity among the BN-PN component parties to save the nation from political fragmentation and inter-community tension. BN and PN must unite for the sake of humanity, for Malaysians of all ethnicities to stand together peacefully, he warned, echoing the tragedy of 13 May which could repeat if communal unity is not maintained.