The Barisan Nasional supreme council announced today that the coalition will not contest the Penanti state assembly seat in Penang.
It is a wise decision made by BN not to contest in the Penanti by-election on May 31 as PKR wanting to resolve its internal problems through by-election.
Ironically, it is justified that BN made the wise decision not to play political games with the opposition. BN no need to dance to opposition’s tune and adept in political gimmick by contesting in the Penanti by-election.
Undeniably, taking part in the by-election is wasting public funds, thus BN seems made the wise decision.
The Barisan Nasional supreme council announced today that the party will not contest the Penanti state assembly seat in Penang, with Datuk Seri Najib Razak insisting it was a political ploy by Pakatan Rakyat.
Najib said the Penanti seat did not become vacant as necessitated by law but instead due to PKR wanting to resolve its internal problems. The vacancy is a political game by the opposition.
"BN's focus is on serving the people and reviving the nation's economy. Thus, we decided not to field a candidate," he said.
Penanti seat fell vacant following the resignation of the former Penang Deputy Chief Minister (I), PKR's Mohammad Fairus Khairuddin. PKR has already named Mansor Othman as its candidate.
It is a wise decision made by BN not to contest in the Penanti by-election on May 31 as PKR wanting to resolve its internal problems through by-election.
Ironically, it is justified that BN made the wise decision not to play political games with the opposition. BN no need to dance to opposition’s tune and adept in political gimmick by contesting in the Penanti by-election.
Undeniably, taking part in the by-election is wasting public funds, thus BN seems made the wise decision.
The Barisan Nasional supreme council announced today that the party will not contest the Penanti state assembly seat in Penang, with Datuk Seri Najib Razak insisting it was a political ploy by Pakatan Rakyat.
Najib said the Penanti seat did not become vacant as necessitated by law but instead due to PKR wanting to resolve its internal problems. The vacancy is a political game by the opposition.
"BN's focus is on serving the people and reviving the nation's economy. Thus, we decided not to field a candidate," he said.
Penanti seat fell vacant following the resignation of the former Penang Deputy Chief Minister (I), PKR's Mohammad Fairus Khairuddin. PKR has already named Mansor Othman as its candidate.
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