Malaysia

Muhyiddin’s betrayal will only make BN stronger, says Zahid

Coalition unfazed by negative comments, betrayals coming its way

Updated 4 years ago · Published on 13 Nov 2021 8:02PM

Muhyiddin’s betrayal will only make BN stronger, says Zahid
Whatever Perikatan Nasional chairman Tan Sri Muhyiddin Yassin says, Barisan Nasional’s loyal supporters know the coalition’s struggle better, notes Umno president Datuk Seri Ahmad Zahid Hamidi (pic). – The Vibes file pic, November 13, 2021

KUALA LUMPUR – Umno president Datuk Seri Ahmad Zahid Hamidi said the Barisan Nasional (BN) coalition is unfazed by the negative comments and betrayals coming their way.

In fact, Zahid said it would only make BN’s machinery stronger ahead of the upcoming Melaka polls.

Commenting on Perikatan Nasional (PN) chairman Tan Sri Muhyiddin Yassin’s statements yesterday, Zahid suggested such actions are hypocritical given the Pagoh MP made his name in the political arena through BN.

“It is sad that such traitorous words were made by someone who made his name in the political world through the support of BN’s grassroots.

“But whatever the PN chairman says, BN’s loyal supporters know the coalition’s struggle better,” Zahid said in a Facebook post today.

The Umno lawmaker further said Muhyiddin’s betrayal would only see BN’s machinery grow stronger to wrest away the state, come November 20.

He said it is clear that Umno’s decision to end political cooperation with Bersatu was a good decision, given Muhyiddin’s actions.

“The people have seen that BN has never backed away from taking care of the nation’s interest, although we lost in the 14th general election.

“Various deceptive statements and mockeries were hurled at BN, and it never destroyed the loyalty of our supporters,” Zahid added.

During a press conference in the Bemban constituency yesterday, Muhyiddin announced that PN would appoint a chief minister from Bersatu, should they win the state polls.

Additionally, Muhyiddin slammed Umno veteran Tan Sri Shahrir Abdul Samad over the latter’s comments daring Bersatu to withdraw its support from the Umno-led Johor government.

Calling Shahrir “stupid”, Muhyiddin said he will not trigger an election in Johor the same way Umno did in Melaka. – The Vibes, November 13, 2021

Related News

Malaysia / 3d

BN-PAS cooperation faces tougher test when power is at stake

Malaysia / 1w

BN planning for a ‘walkover’ in the coming Melaka election?

Malaysia / 2w

Melaka polls to test PH’s strength, ties with BN, says analyst

Malaysia / 2w

Attempted palace coup - 'State Exco has no authority to make the decision'

Malaysia / 3w

'Closing the door on UMNO' is Guan Eng's personal view, not DAP's – Chow Kon Yeow

Malaysia / 3w

UMNO pressure unlikely to force Anwar into early election

Spotlight

Malaysia

Immigration busts international scam syndicate operating from unused Kuantan resort

Malaysia

Malaysia prevents RM1.9b in scam transactions as BNM targets real-time fraud alerts

Malaysia

Parental involvement crucial in tackling school bullying, says PM as cases hit nearly 5,700

Malaysia

19-year-old female student strangled to death in Kuantan following quarrel; boyfriend arrested

Malaysia

Loke slams 10 Negeri Exco members for ‘backstabbing’ Tuanku Muhriz

Malaysia

Vandalism at mosque: Blaming the MADANI govt ‘unfounded and ridiculous’ (video)

By Alfian Z.M. Tahir

Malaysia

MOHE: 1.16 million PTPTN borrowers owe RM10.7b in outstanding repayments

Malaysia

Police: Statements recorded after 13-year-old student sustains severe injuries in three-storey fall

You may be interested

Malaysia

Stricter contractor vetting, performance checks under Dewan Rakyat’s focus today

Malaysia

Child safety needs national action plan, says protection society

Malaysia

Pakatan Harapan yet to decide on electoral alliances for upcoming Melaka state election

Malaysia

Altantuya's father seeks mandamus order over unfinished probe into Azilah’s affidavits

Malaysia

Parental involvement crucial in tackling school bullying, says PM as cases hit nearly 5,700

Malaysia

19-year-old female student strangled to death in Kuantan following quarrel; boyfriend arrested

Malaysia

Do not hide school safety issues to protect reputation - IGP

Malaysia

Nurse seriously injured after allegedly stabbed six times by husband in Kelantan