Kamil Munim says Perikatan Nasional can 'try its luck', but it had turned down an offer to form a unity government after the general election.

Kamil’s remarks came in response to a proposal by PAS leader Shahidan Kassim suggesting that PN, which holds 74 parliamentary seats, form a new political pact with Barisan Nasional (BN) and PKR, each holding around 30 seats.
The proposal follows rising tensions between Umno and DAP after DAP national publicity secretary Yeo Bee Yin described the High Court’s decision to dismiss former prime minister Najib Razak’s bid for house arrest as “another reason to celebrate the year-end” in a Facebook post.
The remark drew strong criticism from Umno leaders, who called it disrespectful.
“There is nothing wrong with Shahidan dreaming or trying his luck. But I want to remind PN that it had previously rejected the proposal offered by the then Yang di-Pertuan Agong, Al-Sultan Abdullah Sultan Ahmad Shah to form a unity government,” he told FMT.
Nevertheless, Kamil said nothing is preventing PN if it wishes to join the Madani government today to forge a broader consensus to strengthen the country’s political stability.
“They are welcome,” he added.
After GE15 in November 2022 resulted in a hung Parliament, Al-Sultan Abdullah instructed PN and Pakatan Harapan (PH) to work together to form a government.
PN, however, rejected the proposal, maintaining it would not cooperate with PH. - FMT

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