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Three PKR reps aiming for top party posts have revealed a three-pronged plan to win the next general election.
The PKR alliance of Saifuddin Nasution Ismail, Nurul Izzah Anwar and Rafizi Ramli said today the some 500,000 PKR members should vote them into power because of their strong vision for victory in GE14 instead of other reasons in the end-April party elections.
"The vision has to be practical and not merely political rhetoric about who is corruption-free, or loyal to who. Therefore, let me be the first to present our plan," Saifuddin, who is contesting for PKR deputy president, told reporters at the PKR HQ.
With him were Nurul and Rafizi who are both contesting for PKR vice president posts.
Saifuddin said that their three-pronged plan was to draw and promote more youths in PKR, finalise Pakatan's candidacy list by March 2015 and to use intellect to respond to Umno's racially slanted scare tactics to garner Malay voters.
The trio had last week disclosed that they would run as a team based on the slogan of 'our shared future.'
[More to follow]
The PKR alliance of Saifuddin Nasution Ismail, Nurul Izzah Anwar and Rafizi Ramli said today the some 500,000 PKR members should vote them into power because of their strong vision for victory in GE14 instead of other reasons in the end-April party elections.
"The vision has to be practical and not merely political rhetoric about who is corruption-free, or loyal to who. Therefore, let me be the first to present our plan," Saifuddin, who is contesting for PKR deputy president, told reporters at the PKR HQ.
With him were Nurul and Rafizi who are both contesting for PKR vice president posts.
Saifuddin said that their three-pronged plan was to draw and promote more youths in PKR, finalise Pakatan's candidacy list by March 2015 and to use intellect to respond to Umno's racially slanted scare tactics to garner Malay voters.
The trio had last week disclosed that they would run as a team based on the slogan of 'our shared future.'
[More to follow]
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