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[VIDEO] Ku Li’s take on the country Pt 2

Umno veteran denies his view of Perikatan ‘out of step’ with party stand

Updated 5 years ago · Published on 28 Nov 2020 12:00PM

by Alif Omar

KUALA LUMPUR – Denying that he is “out of step” with Umno, Tengku Razaleigh Hamzah said he is merely endorsing a party resolution, as contained in the president’s speech at the general assembly last year, to reject a backdoor government.

“Unless they all have forgotten, but I’ve not forgotten.”

The formation of Perikatan Nasional came as a surprise to the Gua Musang MP, who said the coalition “was never discussed by anybody”, but went on to take Putrajaya in March after a tumultuous few weeks in the Malaysian political scene.

The country’s longest-serving lawmaker speaks candidly about this and more with The Vibes’ EDDIN KHOO and ZAIDATUL SYREEN ABDUL RASHID. – The Vibes, November 28, 2020

Watch Part 1 here.

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