Selangor Bersatu deputy chairman Rafiq Abdullah argued that the pact with the PH-led state government was nothing remarkable, since BN signed a similar agreement with PH to form the unity government.PETALING JAYA: Selangor Bersatu deputy chairman Rafiq Abdullah has brushed off criticism of the party's decision to ink a confidence and supply agreement with the Pakatan Harapan (PH)-led state government.
Rafiq said the decision was made by Bersatu's political bureau, and that assemblymen were supposed to fall in line and abide by their leaders' decisions.
"As stated in Bersatu's constitution, whether one is a regular member, an assemblyman or an MP, we are all subject to the party's rules and decisions.
