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BERSATU sets deadline to resolve internal dispute after Sabah General election

BERSATU leadership has pledged to settle internal disagreements amicably following the Sabah General Election, with top leaders focusing on ensuring Perikatan Nasional’s electoral success

Updated 1 year ago · Published on 08 Nov 2025 5:20PM

BERSATU sets deadline to resolve internal dispute after Sabah General election
All members of the Supreme Leadership Council have agreed to resolve the party’s differences harmoniously - November 8, 2025

BERSATU has given itself until next month, after the Sabah General  Election, to resolve internal tensions that have surfaced within the party

Datuk Razali Idris, a member of BERSATU’s Supreme Leadership Council, said all top leaders are concentrating on helping Perikatan Nasional reclaim governance in Sabah during the upcoming election.

“The internal issues that arose, which caused dissatisfaction among certain leaders, will be reconciled after the Sabah election. All members of the Supreme Leadership Council have agreed to resolve the party’s differences harmoniously,” he told reporters today after officiating the state-level National Environment Day celebrations.

Razali, who also heads BERSATU’s state leadership, clarified that the dispute does not involve any of Perikatan Nasional’s component parties.

He added that statements by PAS Vice-President Datuk Mohd Amar Nik Abdullah earlier this week, urging a speedy resolution to BERSATU’s internal issues, are viewed by the party as reminders to maintain coalition unity.

“The remarks from Datuk Mohd Amar serve as a prompt for us to ensure that internal challenges do not negatively affect Perikatan Nasional or its component parties, including PAS,” Razali said.

Also present at the event were Hamzah Mohamad, Director of the State Department of Environment, and Supreme Leadership Council member Badrolhisham Shafie. - November 8, 2025

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