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<p>KOTA BARU: Pas will leave decisions on Bersatu assemblymen's exco positions to the respective state governments.
Pas deputy president Tuan Ibrahim Tuan Man stated that the party's central leadership will not intervene in state administrative decisions regarding Bersatu assemblymen's exco positions.
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KOTA BARU: Pas will leave decisions on Bersatu assemblymen's exco positions to the respective state governments.
Pas deputy president Datuk Seri Tuan Ibrahim Tuan Man said the party's central leadership would not intervene in state administrative matters.
He added Pas central would only receive reports concerning the party.
"At this point, Pas central leadership leaves matters concerning state administration to the respective state governments.
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