Now Anwar understands why BN did it, Umno Youth chief says of past political appointments
Now Anwar understands why BN did it, Umno Youth chief says of past political appointments

KUALA LUMPUR, May 25 — Umno Youth chief Datuk Dr Muhamad Akmal Saleh has defended Prime Minister Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim’s remarks that political appointments by a government do not constitute abuse of power.
In a Facebook post, Muhamad Akmal also thanked the Tambun MP for what he described as finally understanding the Barisan Nasional (BN) government’s previous actions.
Anwar, during his winding-up speech at the Parti Keadilan Rakyat (PKR) National Congress in Johor Bahru yesterday, said governments should be allowed to appoint qualified individuals, and such appointments were not a form of power abuse.
“We should give positions to those who are qualified, as a reward for their decades of service and contribution to the party’s struggle,” he said.
DISYORKAN UNTUK ANDA :
- Ayuh Malaysia, Kita Merajuk
- Bila Kuasa Raja Raja Melayu Di Persoalkan Di Mahkamah
- BN Menang Di Ayer Kuning, Tapi UMNO Masih Gagal Tangani Naratif UMDAP
He also shared that many individuals had sacrificed their careers and savings to support the party without expecting anything in return.
“I remember a man named Pak Kudus in Tanjung Karang. He was one of the earliest to support me after I was sacked, living only on a pension of RM1,800 a month,” Anwar said.
“There were academic lecturers and medical specialists who lost their jobs and spent hundreds of thousands of ringgit, yet never asked for anything in return and lived the rest of their lives modestly,” he added.
Now Anwar understands why BN did it, Umno Youth chief says of past political appointments
DISYORKAN UNTUK ANDA :
- Kempen Timbalan Presiden PKR Dedahkan Wajah Sebenar Rafizi
- Rafizi Akan Ulangi Sejarah Kejatuhan Tun Ghafar Baba Dalam Pemilihan UMNO 1993
- Implikasi Terhadap Kedaulatan Raja Melayu Sekiranya Mahkamah Menolak Titah Adendum
LAWATI LAMAN FACEBOOK KAMI :
Layari Laman Facebook MYKMU.NET
You must be logged in to post a comment.