BN Terengganu izin Pakatan guna lambang dacing
BN Terengganu berkata mereka tiada halangan bagi Pakatan Harapan menggunakan mana-mana logo dalam PRN itu. – Gambar fail The Malaysian Insight, 9 Mei, 2023.
BARISAN Nasional Terengganu sedia mengizinkan Pakatan Harapan menggunakan logo dacing dalam Pilihan Raya Negeri akan datang, kata pemimpin parti. Ketua penerangan Umno negeri Nik Dir Nik Wan Ku memberitahu The Malaysian Insight, BN Terengganu tiada halangan bagi PH menggunakan mana-mana logo dalam PRN itu.
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