Malaysia

K’tan polls: PKR to contest seven seats

Pakatan party eyes Panchor, Chetok, Mengkebang, Pasir Pekan, Kota Lama, Pasir Tumboh, Limbongan

Updated 3 years ago · Published on 08 Jul 2023 1:55PM

K’tan polls: PKR to contest seven seats
Syed Mohd Alidustur Syed Mohd Zain, who is the head of PKR’s Pengkalan Chepa division, says that as part of the unity government, Kelantan PKR will support Amanah and Barisan Nasional candidates who will contest in the election. – AFP pic, July 8, 2023

KOTA BARU – PKR will contest seven seats in the Kelantan election next month.

The state leadership council deputy chairman Syed Mohd Alidustur Syed Mohd Zain said the seven seats are Panchor, Chetok, Mengkebang, Pasir Pekan, Kota Lama, Pasir Tumboh and Limbongan.

“Following that, Kelantan PKR has been instructed to open the main operations room (BGU) in the seven constituencies that we will contest,” he told reporters after the launch of the party’s election machinery and BGU for Panchor here last night.

Syed Mohd Alidustur, who is also the head of PKR’s Pengkalan Chepa division, further said that as part of the unity government, Kelantan PKR will support Amanah and Barisan Nasional (BN) candidates who will contest in the election.

“The Kelantan PKR BGU is only open in the constituencies we are contesting. In the areas where there is no PKR candidate, we will fully support the parties in the unity government which will be contesting them,” he said.

Kelantan Umno information chief Datuk Zawawi Othman previously reported that BN would contest 31 seats while PH, which includes PKR and Amanah, will contest 14 other seats. The Kelantan state assembly has 45 seats.

Kedah, Kelantan, Terengganu, Penang, Selangor and Negri Sembilan will go to the polls on August 12, with nomination day set on July 29 and early voting on August 8. – Bernama, July 8, 2023

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