Opposition top guns meet, unity govt proposed
Opposition party leaders, including those from Sabah and Sarawak, are having meetings online and at the PKR headquarters to put up a prime ministerial candidate with strong backing.
PETALING JAYA: Top opposition party leaders including those from Sabah and Sarawak are having closed-door meetings after Muhyiddin Yassin’s resignation earlier today.
The ongoing meetings, with some held online and also at the PKR headquarters, are said to involve bigwigs of various parties after the Muhyiddin Cabinet quit today. Those at the PKR headquarters are from PKR, DAP and Amanah.
“There are talks within all opposition parties, including those from Sabah and Sarawak.
“Everyone in the meeting is hoping that there will be a unanimous show of support for the new prime minister so the new government has a solid majority to run the country,” a party insider told FMT.
He said opposition parties want a unity government as the Perikatan Nasional coalition had failed to manage the country.
“The new administration needs to be well represented so all parties can work together to manage the country’s health, economic and social crises,” the insider added.
There is no clear successor at the moment.
PETALING JAYA: Top opposition party leaders including those from Sabah and Sarawak are having closed-door meetings after Muhyiddin Yassin’s resignation earlier today.
The ongoing meetings, with some held online and also at the PKR headquarters, are said to involve bigwigs of various parties after the Muhyiddin Cabinet quit today. Those at the PKR headquarters are from PKR, DAP and Amanah.
“There are talks within all opposition parties, including those from Sabah and Sarawak.
“Everyone in the meeting is hoping that there will be a unanimous show of support for the new prime minister so the new government has a solid majority to run the country,” a party insider told FMT.
He said opposition parties want a unity government as the Perikatan Nasional coalition had failed to manage the country.
“The new administration needs to be well represented so all parties can work together to manage the country’s health, economic and social crises,” the insider added.
There is no clear successor at the moment.
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