PKR willing to share seats with PPBM, Amanah - Wise move but please keep PAS out of the opposition group

Comments – Please keep the hated PAS out of the opposition group or we will be forced to abstain or vote BN, so that PAS will never be in the government. PAS is a broken record now and have lost their moral compass since the death of TGNA. The diehard PAS supports are disgusted will the current PAS leadership who are only in for positions and wealth , maybe a second or more wives or seriously want of pretty young boys like the Arabs they want to be.

Even UMNO does not want the lepers and why PH-Pribumi wants them, I do not know and maybe the idiots can explain

It is now PKR’s turn to help new allies, just like how PAS and DAP helped them in 1999, says Azmin

KUALA LUMPUR: PKR may consider giving up some of their seats to new allies Parti Amanah negara and Parti Pribumi Bersatu Malaysia, said PKR deputy president Azmin Ali today.

Azmin said that based on their principles, PKR will accommodate the new parties in terms of seat allocations.

He said this practice can be seen from 1999 when PAS and DAP then assisted PKR by handing over some of their seats when they were still a fresh party.

“In principle, we will accommodate our new friends. When Keadilan was formed in 1999, we had no seats. At that time PAS helped PKR, DAP helped PKR by giving up their seats.

“Morally, now it is our turn to help our friends based on the same spirit, in ensuring straight fights in GE14,” he told reporters at the Parliament lobby here.

Azmin, who is also the Selangor MB, said the moment Pakatan Harapan signed a memorandum of understanding with PPBM, it was understood that the two parties will still cooperate with PAS on their own capacity.

He said this was to ensure the principle of one on one fight was achieved before the election, due in 2018 but rumoured to take place later this year.

Commenting on several demands previously made by PAS, Azmin insisted that all parties need to sit down and discuss in order for them to achieve a mutual agreement.

“I am sure all political parties have their own demands and terms that we need to sit down and discuss. As I mentioned before, it is a process that we can’t resolve within a week.

“We need to continue our discussion and hopefully we would be able to achieve this before GE14.

“But as mentioned by PPBM president Muhyiddin Yassin, the progress is very forthcoming, very positive but we need to continue our discussion,” he said.