PN deputy chairman says the proposed disciplinary action against Bersatu has been referred to the supreme council for deliberation.
Key takeaways
PAS deputy president Tuan Ibrahim suggested Bersatu should withdraw from the PN coalition rather than face disciplinary action for alleged constitutional violations. He noted that Bersatu had previously complained to the Registrar of Societies about PAS, complicating its current stance on the coalition's deregistration.
- Tuan Ibrahim stated Bersatu should quit PN instead of attempting to dissolve or weaken the coalition.
- The High Court stayed the Registrar of Societies' decision to deregister PN pending a full judicial review.
- PN's supreme council is currently deliberating on disciplinary action against Bersatu for violating the coalition constitution.
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PAS deputy president Tuan Ibrahim Tuan Man said Bersatu lodged the complaint with the RoS but is now lamenting the authority’s decision to deregister the coalition.PETALING JAYA: Perikatan Nasional (PN) deputy chairman Tuan Ibrahim Tuan Man said Bersatu should just withdraw from the coalition after its president, Muhyiddin Yassin, questioned plans to take disciplinary action against the party.
Muhyiddin asked yesterday why disciplinary action should be taken against Bersatu given that it had not violated any rules. He also said it was his party that had reported alleged violations by PAS in PN to the Registrar of Societies (RoS).
Tuan Ibrahim, who is also PAS deputy president, said Muhyiddin had answered his own question.
