Unity Government not dependent on Umno

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Unity Government not dependent on Umno
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Prime Minister Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim can still count on the support of both Gabungan Parti Sarawak (GPS) and Gabungan Rakyat Sabah (GRS) to continue ruling the country albeit with a simple majority.

This is in the event Umno for whatever reason decides to pull the rug from under the feet of Anwar who leads the Pakatan Harapan Unity Government, Currently, the PH-led Federal Government enjoys the support of two-thirds or 148 out of the 222 seats in parliament. They are PH , BN , GPS , GRS , Warisan , MUDA , KDM , PBM and Independent .

“But the PH-led Federal Government with its 81 MPs can still continue leading the country with the support of GPS , GRS , Muda , PBM and the GRS-friendly Independents , that provide them 114 MPs or a simple majority. The Borneo Bloc of GPS and GRS have 31 MPs, including the two GRS-friendly Independents. Or the other option is for the PH-led Federal Government to work with Perikatan Nasional which has 52 MPs, and if possible, also PAS which has 22 seats.

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