PUTRAJAYA, Nov 8 (Bernama) -- Claims that the signing of the Confidence and Supply Agreement (CSA) between the government and the opposition involved bribery or corruption are unfounded but instead it was intended to ensure political stability and continue the institutional reform agenda.
Claim That CSA Contains Elements Of Corruption Unfounded - Mujahid
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Mujahid stated claims of corruption in the CSA are unfounded, emphasizing its purpose to ensure political stability and institutional reforms.
- The CSA aims to ensure political stability and continue institutional reforms, according to Mujahid.
- The agreement includes commitments like limiting the Prime Minister's term and separating roles of Attorney-General and Public Prosecutor.
- Mujahid noted that PAS previously supported similar agreements, calling current criticism inconsistent.
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