PAS warned against playing victim in internal PN crisis

The political dispute within Perikatan Nasional has intensified as coalition partners trade accusations over responsibility for the alliance's suspension. Amanah has pointedly reminded PAS that the current crisis was triggered internally, specifically by a complaint lodged by fellow coalition member Bersatu, rather than by external political manoeuvres.

The suspension of Perikatan Nasional followed formal action initiated from within the coalition itself, complicating narratives that blame outside parties for the alliance's difficulties. This internal fracture has exposed underlying tensions among the three primary components of the bloc, which includes PAS, Bersatu, and Amanah.

Amanah's statement represents an effort to forestall any attempts by PAS to reposition itself as a wronged party in the dispute. By highlighting the role of Bersatu's complaint, Amanah has underscored that responsibility for the coalition's problems lies within the partnership rather than with external adversaries.

The crisis threatens to further destabilise Perikatan Nasional's political standing as the three parties navigate conflicting interests and strategic disagreements. The public airing of internal disputes may weaken the coalition's collective position ahead of future electoral contests.