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Perikatan Nasional urged to stop blaming others for failures
Bersatu's secretary-general has called on the opposition coalition to cease making accusations as a distraction from its own shortcomings. The party says the Malaysian Anti-Corruption Commission has repeatedly warned PN leadership about operating within legal and constitutional boundaries.
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Bersatu secretary-general Azmin Ali has urged the Perikatan Nasional coalition to stop leveling accusations against the government as a means of deflecting attention from its own failures. Azmin said the Malaysian Anti-Corruption Commission (MACC) has repeatedly issued warnings to PN leadership regarding the conduct of party activities in compliance with applicable laws and the coalition's constitution. He suggested that such accusations serve as a convenient smokescreen for the opposition bloc's inability to address substantive issues affecting its supporters. Azmin's comments reflect growing tensions within Malaysia's political opposition, with Bersatu positioning itself as the voice of reform within PN ranks. The remarks come amid ongoing scrutiny of opposition coalition operations and their alignment with legal requirements governing political party conduct.