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Anwar Ibrahim, Pakatan Harapan chairman, has pushed back against accusations that his alliance with DAP compromises Malay-Muslim rights, characterising the attacks as politically motivated.
Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim has rejected suggestions that he will formally request Singapore's government to facilitate Malaysian voters' return home for the Johor state election, stating no such approach has been made.
Urimai chairman R. Ramasamy argues PAS undermined opposition unity by leaving its coalition with Bersatu, effectively delivering Putrajaya to PM Anwar Ibrahim and eliminating any realistic chance of regime change.
PAS treasurer Iskandar Abdul Samad has expressed confidence that his party would emerge victorious should it face Bersatu in electoral competition, claiming Perikatan Nasional supporters would back PAS.
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Johor DAP chairman Teo Nie Ching has condemned deliberate manipulation of party campaign posters ahead of the state election, warning voters against falling for divisive smear tactics designed to sow discord among communities.