Bersatu members should remain patient and avoid actions that could harm the party’s image, says Tan Sri Muhyiddin Yassin.
In response to comments from Tenggara Bersatu chief Hassan Rasid, who signaled plans to leave the party along with 400 division members after officiating the 2024 Pagoh Bersatu Division Conference on Saturday (Nov 2), the Bersatu president and Perikatan Nasional chairman urged them to reconsider, suggesting the issue may not be as serious as it appears.
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In response to comments from Tenggara Bersatu chief Hassan Rasid, who signaled plans to leave the party along with 400 division members after officiating the 2024 Pagoh Bersatu Division Conference on Saturday (Nov 2), the Bersatu president and Perikatan Nasional chairman urged them to reconsider, suggesting the issue may not be as serious as it appears.
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00:00I don't know what the reason is, but for me, those who are not satisfied should not take hasty steps.
00:12Because it's not just a question of whether they can glorify the party's good name, but also the relevant individuals.
00:20Whatever advice I have given in some places, when they held a kind of solidarity conference for the students of a country,
00:33I think it's good. Maybe any issues and problems that arise, whether it's in the wings, where Alhamdulillah, it's over,
00:43or maybe it's in the wings, the high budget is brought to the party.
00:48Which party? There is the JPP, there is the party's administration, the community, or the discipline agency.
00:58If it's related to the discipline of the party. So everything is ready.
01:03So as good as possible, if the case is in the wings, I don't want to pinpoint, I don't know what the reason is.
01:12There is a story about the three districts that may not be allowed to participate.
01:17This is a matter of technicality, but it's not a big issue.
01:23But if the story wants to come out, I think it's best not to do it.
01:29But whatever it is, it's up to them.
01:32The important thing for me is that this party must continue to fight.
01:39Because if today there is one who does that, there are ten more people waiting to take over leadership.
01:47We have to do all kinds of things to come up with new power.
01:52Those are the steps that I don't want to mention here.
01:55So that the party's presence in all areas, especially in Johor or Don, must continue to run.
02:03Historically, if a case like that happens, we quickly take action.
02:08Like the case of Bentong just now.
02:11We take action because the rules are already there.
02:14We can form a new power.
02:17Many are willing to take over.
02:19Then there is the right choice to return.
02:22And then increase the budget and so on.
02:25The reason I want to remind the world is because the history of this united party is still short.
02:32Don't compare it to parties that have been around for decades.
02:36I'm not saying that because I'm the founder.
02:39Just only for the last five to six years, effectively, it has been flourishing.
02:44The unity has developed as one of the parties that can be said to have an impact.
02:50There are almost 90 representatives of the people, parliament and donors.
02:54We have more than 200 branches.
02:58Almost 700,000 members.
03:01So if people say it's like the dust has been destroyed.
03:04I read a major analysis, or a test analysis.
03:10He didn't even look down.
03:12He did an analysis.
03:13The dust was destroyed.
03:14He prayed like that because he didn't like us.
03:17I've been in politics for a long time, right?
03:19But for me, no.
03:21Because I see the spirit of unity wherever I am.
03:26Even though it's difficult, it's still strong.
03:30It's quite extraordinary, the opposition party.
03:32People are struggling to become experts and leaders.
03:35Usually, they don't even care.
03:36Even the media gives them focus. Why?
03:38It's always there.
03:39Because it's not a modern task.
03:41No.
03:42Because people know that there is an impact.
03:44And we have proven that we have the ability.
03:47So when we discuss the future, it's a normal challenge.
03:50So don't make up stories that in the future there will be a split of three, a split of ten.
03:56In this political party, it's not just me.
03:59I've been an expert in other political parties.
04:02Indeed, during the election, there will be people who want to promote themselves.
04:08It's not always the other party.
04:10It's normal.
04:11Right?
04:12If not, no one will contest.
04:14It's the same.
04:15It's extraordinary.
04:16Because we are building a democratic system.
04:20So who wants to contest?
04:22It's normal.
04:23It's normal.
04:24During the election, they say this, they say that.
04:28But after it's over, as I said, it's all over again.
04:33I don't think this will happen.
04:35Like Amada, Penergah Terbang, Sekanding, Portugal.
04:38It's not over yet.
04:40It's normal.
04:41Because they value the party more than the individual.
04:45The individual is second.
04:47The important thing is the party.
04:49The party must be strong.
04:50Especially in the face of many challenges, we need a strong Malay political party.
04:57That is brave.
04:59That wants to face the issues and problems of the people.
05:03This is what we want to do.
05:04So the election process is just one process.
05:07It's not an extraordinary thing.
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