Malaysia

Prioritise the people, be transparent, Perak opposition tells Saarani

Sultan has reminded leaders to end political crisis and focus on state’s well-being

Updated 5 years ago · Published on 10 Dec 2020 7:24PM

Prioritise the people, be transparent, Perak opposition tells Saarani
Perak political leaders express hopefulness and confidence for the future administration of new Menteri Besar Datuk Saarani Mohamad. – Bernama pic, December 10, 2020

IPOH – The opposition in Perak has expressed hope that new Menteri Besar Datuk Saarani Mohamad will be able to run a transparent administration, while also focusing on the people’s needs and interests.

Perak Legislative Assembly opposition leader Dr Abdul Aziz Bari said these two aspects must not be taken lightly as they form the backbone of the state government.

“He should not see us as people who want to bring him down. We compete in a positive and healthy manner. The people want a good administration,” Aziz, who is also Perak DAP vice-chairman, told Bernama when contacted here today.

Kota Tampan assemblyman Saarani was sworn in as the 14th menteri besar of Perak before Sultan Nazrin Muizzuddin Shah at Istana Iskandariah in Kuala Kangsar today.

Meanwhile, Perak Parti Amanah Negara chairman and Manjoi assemblyman Datuk Asmuni Awi said Saarani’s appointment can hopefully resolve the political crisis altogether, and that the focus should now be on state development.

Asmuni said he will always give his cooperation and support if the agenda was given priority.

“I’m confident that in the new political history of Malaysia, especially in Perak, he (Saarani) will be able to make changes and do the best for the people,” he said.

Perak PKR chairman Farhash Wafa Salvador Rizal Mubarak said all political leaders in the state should take note of Sultan Nazrin’s reminder to end the political crisis and give the best service for the well-being of the people.

He said cooperation among political leaders should be a priority in safeguarding the people’s future while the world is still being adversely impacted by the Covid-19 pandemic. – Bernama, December 10, 2020

Related News

Malaysia / 2mth

Perak MB denies PRN speculation

Malaysia / 4mth

Bersatu sacking: Leaders from Perak top the list

Opinion / 7mth

Football: An unforgiving business that requires long-term investments, professional management, and financial losses

People / 8mth

Father earning RM2,600 a month makes heart-breaking decision to send his kids to home

Malaysia / 9mth

Home Ministry to tighten security, especially for programmes involving Malay Rulers

Culture & Lifestyle / 1y

Mission hospitals in Penang, Perak celebrate anniversaries

Spotlight

Malaysia

Subsidy expanded to more business-owned vehicles ahead of nationwide Budi Diesel rollout

Malaysia

Onn Hafiz: 'I will fight all the way to retain the Machap seat'

By Alfian Z.M. Tahir

Malaysia

One child or teen dies from drowning every three days in Malaysia

Malaysia

Johor election battle lines drawn as multi-cornered contests reshape race

By Alfian Z.M. Tahir

Malaysia

BMW driven at high speed, loses control, two university students burnt to death

Malaysia

Senior leaders among those who accompanied candidates for nominations

Malaysia

Johor PRN: 56 nomination centres closed, campaigning to kick-off (video)

You may be interested

Malaysia

Zahid urges UMNO to set aside disappointment as BN rallies for Johor poll battle

Malaysia

Govt intensifies tourism drive with focus on China, India and Japan as visitor numbers rise

Malaysia

PAS to decide on Bersatu backing and Johor poll strategy at key central committee meeting

Malaysia

Police urge responsible conduct as election campaign opens smoothly with 26 permits approved

Malaysia

Civil servants can work two days from home starting August

Malaysia

Anwar pledges government backing to make Malaysia a regional UAV industry hub

Malaysia

High Court refuses to strike out Bestinet's defamation suit against Bloomberg Malaysia

Malaysia

Gulf conflict: Asian policymakers must brace for volatile period