EVERYONE turned to look at Datuk Seri Ahmad Said when he walked into the state assembly chamber shortly after it started.
He was the only assemblyman wearing a suit and tie while the others were in traditional baju Melayu. He looked well-groomed, his greying hair was neatly cropped and he had posed in a good-natured way for the hoard of reporters camped outside.
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