Drug arrests cast shadow over impending Bersatu polls


KUALA LUMPUR: A drug raid that led to the arrest of the Dengkil assemblyman and five others said to be aides of three ministers has sparked controversy for Parti Pribumi Bersatu Malaysia.

On the same day, an internal circular signed by the party’s secretary-general announced the postponement of nomination day for branch and divisional elections. The nomination was supposed to start yesterday.

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