Pemimpin Amanah ragui dakwaan kempen PH hambar di Bukit Katil

The head of Amanah, Setiausaha Agung Faiz Fadzil, expressed that the majority of voters he met were supportive of the Pakatan Harapan campaign and Adly Zahari's efforts. (Picture Bernama) In Ayer Keroh, a Pemimpin Amanah refuted claims that the PH campaign in Bukit Katil was discredited, based on his observations and voter feedback.

Faiz emphasized that PH groups garnered positive responses and excellent social media engagement from candidates. He focused on the Bukit Katil parliamentary seat and did not notice any signs of a PH campaign boycott. According to Faiz, the majority of voters he encountered appreciated the work and services provided by Adly Zahari as a two-term state representative, especially as a former minister.

Furthermore, Faiz dismissed Ong's remark as baseless. Previously, Ong suggested that Adly might lose his seat in Bukit Katil after the general election, labeling it as a "disgrace." Faiz stated that the two-week PH and Barisan Nasional (BN) campaign period failed to sway his belief that BN would dominate the PRN. He also criticized PH's two-faced manifesto, describing it as "weak," as well as Adly's alleged "overly aggressive actions against the state government (previously) compared to highlighting a convincing vision for tighter integration between PH and the federal government."

Ong predicted that the Amanah deputy president would lose his seat in Bukit Katil, an area where 68% of voters are Malay, to a PAS candidate. He noted that neither BN nor Perikatan Nasional (PN) showcased "successful campaigns," but noted BN's advantage as the incumbent, along with the strong narrative of uniting Malay voters.