Mustapa calls for support from Pakatan to raise people’s issues at Kelantan assembly
16 March 2019
JELI, March 16 — Ayer Lanas state assemblyman Datuk Seri Mustapa Mohamed called for support from Kelantan Pakatan Harapan colleagues to come forward and raise any issues relating to the people at the Kelantan state assembly on Monday. He was speaking to reporters after officiating the Jeli parliamentary Motorcycle Lubricant Oil Changing Programme at the Jeli Rest and Services stop, here today.
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