The people should not fear the “green wave” of support for Perikatan Nasional, said former prime minister Dr Mahathir Mohamad.
In a post on his Twitter account titled “Green Wave”, the former Bersatu chairman noted that Malaysia saw rapid development when it was governed by a Malay-majority government for 60 years.“The non-Malays achieved a lot of progress,” he said. “Don’t try to scare Malay rule by painting them green.
Read more The “green wave” refers to the unexpected gains made by PN in the 2022 general election when it won 74 seats, with PAS contributing 43 and Bersatu 31. PAS’ 43 seats saw it emerge as the single largest political party in Parliament, with DAP the second biggest with 40 seats.
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