MELAKA, Nov 4 (Bernama) -- Debate on the Confidence and Supply Agreement (CSA) should be based on facts and the contents of the document, rather than the use of certain labels, said Melaka Pakatan Harapan (PH) chairman Adly Zahari.
Debate CSA Based On Facts, Not 'Strong' Labels - Adly
Melaka polls, PH, CSA, political stability, Adly Z
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Adly Zahari urges debates on CSA based on facts, not labels, and highlights past cross-party cooperation for stability.
- Adly says CSA debates should focus on facts, not strong labels like 'Dajjal approach'.
- He calls for evidence-based criticism and open scrutiny of the agreement.
- He references past cooperation, like the 2021 MoU, to show cross-party efforts for stability.
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