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Bersatu to contest five seats in Terengganu

Perikatan component’s candidates, constituencies to be announced tomorrow

Updated 2 years ago · Published on 26 Jul 2023 4:40PM

Bersatu to contest five seats in Terengganu
The decision for Bersatu to contest five seats in Terengganu had been unanimously agreed at a Perikatan Nasional component meeting, says the PAS deputy commissioner. – ALIF OMAR/File pic, July 26, 2023

KUALA TERENGGANU – Bersatu will contest five seats in Terengganu in the state elections on August 12. 

PAS deputy commissioner Datuk Alias Razak said this was unanimously agreed at a Perikatan Nasional component party meeting. 

“Yes, it is confirmed Bersatu will contest five seats in Terengganu. As to who the candidates are and which seats they will be contesting will be announced tomorrow,” he told a media conference today. 

Terengganu PAS will be announcing its candidates for the state polls and the Kuala Terengganu parliamentary by-election at Masjid Rusila in Marang tomorrow night.

Alias, the incumbent assemblyman for Bukit Tunggal, also urged all candidates, regardless of divide, to shun personnel attacks, and instead practise healthy and mature politics during their campaigns. – Bernama, July 26, 2023

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