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No big brother in PN, says Bersatu’s Wan Saiful

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No "Big Brother" in Perikatan Nasional Partners, Says Bersatu Leader

Perikatan Nasional’s (PN) partners are interdependent and need one another to win elections, says Bersatu Supreme Council member Wan Saiful Wan Jan. He emphasized that there is no "big brother" among the coalition’s component parties.

Complementary Roles

Wan Saiful noted that Bersatu and PAS complement each other well, as evident from PN’s success in the 2022 general election and the subsequent state elections. "We complement each other. If we did not have this partnership, we wouldn’t be where we are today," he said, pointing out that PN won its highest-ever number of parliamentary seats in 2022.

No Absolute Leadership

Wan Saiful also dismissed the notion that PAS is the "big brother" in the coalition, as it is illogical to compare the eight-year-old Bersatu with the more experienced PAS, which was established in 1951. "We have an understanding within PN, but it’s not absolute in nature. It hangs on negotiations," he said.

Open to Negotiations

Wan Saiful said that any demand by PN partners, whether over seats or which party should lead a state, can be brought to the negotiating table so that an amicable decision can be made by the top PN leadership. "We should be open to negotiate and discuss such matters," he said.

No Issue with Conflicting Views

On the subject of conflicting views as to which party should take the lead in certain states, Wan Saiful said, "We should celebrate such views. If we don’t, it’s as though we don’t have any ambition to govern. If that were the case, then we shouldn’t be in politics."

Conclusion

In conclusion, Wan Saiful’s statements highlight the importance of cooperation and negotiation within the Perikatan Nasional coalition. By acknowledging the interdependence of its component parties, PN can work towards a stronger and more effective governing coalition.

FAQs

Q: Is there a "big brother" in the Perikatan Nasional coalition?
A: No, according to Bersatu Supreme Council member Wan Saiful Wan Jan, there is no "big brother" among the coalition’s component parties.

Q: What is the relationship between Bersatu and PAS in the PN coalition?
A: Bersatu and PAS complement each other well, as evident from PN’s success in the 2022 general election and the subsequent state elections.

Q: How do PN partners resolve conflicting views on leadership in certain states?
A: Wan Saiful said that any demand by PN partners can be brought to the negotiating table, and an amicable decision can be made by the top PN leadership.

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