GE15: PAS clergy wing agrees on Muslim unity with Umno and Bersatu, says no to electoral pact with PH
A man walks pass the PAS party flag during the Youth Conference of the 68th Muktamar Pas (Annual Congress) at Raia Hotel and Convention Centre, Alor Setar September 2, 2022. — Picture by Sayuti Zainudin
Friday, 02 Sep 2022 9:30 PM MYT
YAN, Sept 2 — PAS’ Dewan Ulama (DUPP) today approved a motion today on unity of the Ummah through cooperation with Umno and Bersatu and to reject any form of electoral pact with Pakatan Harapan (PH) in the 15th general election (GE15).
The motion was passed at its Muktamar (annual assembly) here today by over 150 of its delegates ahead of the party’s full assembly at the Kedah PAS complex in Alor Setar over the weekend.
Kelantan DUPP delegate Tuan Mohd Saripudin Tuan Ismail, when presenting the motion, said PAS plays a proactive role in uniting Malay and Muslim-based political parties and non-governmental organisations.
“This is to ensure Malay-Muslim political strength is consolidated through the unity of the Ummah. There must be straight fights to avoid Malay-based parties pitting against each other in Malay-Muslim majority areas and causing a split in votes, which will only benefit PH.
“This also increases the number of Muslim-majority seats to reflect the Malay-majority population in the country,” Tuan Mohd Saripudin, who is Selising assemblyman, said. — Bernama
Friday, 02 Sep 2022 9:30 PM MYT
YAN, Sept 2 — PAS’ Dewan Ulama (DUPP) today approved a motion today on unity of the Ummah through cooperation with Umno and Bersatu and to reject any form of electoral pact with Pakatan Harapan (PH) in the 15th general election (GE15).
The motion was passed at its Muktamar (annual assembly) here today by over 150 of its delegates ahead of the party’s full assembly at the Kedah PAS complex in Alor Setar over the weekend.
Kelantan DUPP delegate Tuan Mohd Saripudin Tuan Ismail, when presenting the motion, said PAS plays a proactive role in uniting Malay and Muslim-based political parties and non-governmental organisations.
“This is to ensure Malay-Muslim political strength is consolidated through the unity of the Ummah. There must be straight fights to avoid Malay-based parties pitting against each other in Malay-Muslim majority areas and causing a split in votes, which will only benefit PH.
“This also increases the number of Muslim-majority seats to reflect the Malay-majority population in the country,” Tuan Mohd Saripudin, who is Selising assemblyman, said. — Bernama
So, what else is new?
ReplyDeleteThis is another statement to maintain the ketuanan hegemony.
The nons are again reminded, "you are not part of the equation. We malays will ensure you will be subservient to us."
And this despite Zahid saying any co-operation with PAS is out.
PAS kaki sudah terkangkang.