Pas Leader Fears A Ph Bn Alliance In Kelantan May Wreak Havoc

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DATUK Mohd Amar Nik Abdullah, a PAS leader, warned that the PH-BN coalition could pose a significant political threat to PAS in Kelantan.
This could potentially cause the loss of up to 15 state assembly seats in the upcoming general election.
He described the election as an unpredictable battleground, urging PAS to move beyond rhetoric, stay organised, and connect with the public to avoid defeat.
“The upcoming general election is not just a routine five-year event. It’s an unpredictable battleground, with opponents that may be hard to anticipate,” he pointed out.
“If PH and BN truly unite, the risk of losing seats in Kelantan is not small. Up to 15 seats could be lost, not counting areas that are already shaky,” said Mohd Amar, who is also the Kelantan State Assembly Speaker and Panchor assemblyman.
In a Facebook post following Nurul Izzah Anwar’s victory as PKR deputy president, Mohd Amar also claimed that Prime Minister Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim is grooming Nurul Izzah to succeed him as prime minister.
He called on PAS’s Muslimat and supporters to prepare diligently for the 16th general election, emphasising the need for proactive leadership to counter the PH-BN alliance.
“Don’t let us be like the hare, enthusiastic at the start but collapsing at the end of the race. This is not a fairy tale to scare, but a living lesson,” he said.
He views the election of Nurul Izzah as the new deputy president of PKR as a significant challenge, particularly to Muslim women.
“It is not just an internal issue of a rival party, but a political maneuver that has direct implications for the nation’s political direction,” he said.
“Women possess a unique appeal. Their presence attracts attention and touches hearts, especially among female voters who now make up the majority of the electoral roll,” said Amar.
He further warned that this wave could surge across boundaries and transform the political landscape of the country. — Focus Malaysia

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