G Sivamalar says BN should provide an update on the status of these projects before seeking a new mandate from voters.
Key takeaways
PKR deputy secretary-general G Sivamalar urged Melaka Chief Minister Rauf to publish a detailed status update on 55 state projects before seeking re-election. She requested specific information on project locations, costs, and completion timelines to allow voters to assess the government's actual performance.
- Sivamalar requested details on 55 Melaka projects, including locations, values, and completion dates.
- She argued voters should evaluate the BN government based on completed results rather than promises.
- Rauf previously stated that 22.18% of the state's RM88 million development allocation was spent in June 2025.
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BN said that Ab Rauf Yusoh would remain Melaka chief minister should the coalition form the state government again.PETALING JAYA: A PKR leader has urged Melaka chief minister Ab Rauf Yusoh to provide an update on the status of 55 projects that had yet to commence construction as of June last year.
PKR deputy secretary-general G Sivamalar asked whether these projects had progressed over the past 17 months, saying Rauf should issue the update before seeking a new mandate from voters.
She called for the state government to list all 55 projects as well as their locations, value, implementing agency, original project schedule and latest targeted completion date.
"The people deserve to know what projects have been completed and which ones are delayed, and why.
