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PAS has only itself to blame, says Urimai chairman Ramasamy
The Urimai chairman has acknowledged that the opposition coalition cannot fault anyone but itself after applying inconsistent standards in its leadership. Ramasamy's remarks come amid tensions within the opposition alliance.
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Ramasamy, chairman of Urimai, has stated that the opposition coalition bears sole responsibility for its current predicament, having operated under contradictory principles during its management of the alliance.
The admission suggests internal inconsistencies in how the opposition coalition has conducted its affairs, with Ramasamy pointing to the application of disparate rules across different circumstances.
His comments reflect growing candour within opposition ranks regarding the challenges facing the coalition. The remarks underscore tensions that have surfaced as the alliance grapples with questions of leadership and organizational standards.
The acknowledgement comes at a time when Malaysia's opposition bloc faces scrutiny over its operational coherence and the fairness of its internal governance structures. Ramasamy's statement appears designed to address criticism by accepting accountability rather than deflecting blame externally.
The development may signal efforts within the opposition to undertake introspection and address systemic issues within the coalition's framework, though concrete steps to remedy the identified inconsistencies remain unclear.