PAS secretary-general Mustafa Ali has lashed out at some party leaders whom he said have fallen into Umno’s trap and are dancing to the tune of the Islamic party’s archenemy.
Specifically he hit out at former Selangor party commissioner Hasan Ali and former deputy president Nasharuddin Md Isa, who had made comments detrimental to the party.
“I surmise that they both have been caught in Umno’s web which is sabotaging the party. Whether they realise it or not, they are dancing to the tune of the enemy’s agenda.
This is unbecoming and not good for the party, despite not leaving any major impact,” he told Harakahdaily, the online version of the Islamic party’s organ, today.
He posited that the two leaders who had lost their positions in the last round of party elections may be doing it out of frustration.
“I think this is because they are frustrated that they were not re-elected to their former posts. Nasharuddin (right) was formerly deputy president while Hasan was the Selangor commissioner.”
Nasharuddin had recently spoke out against what he claimed were ‘weird’ developments in PAS’ internal politics.
Meanwhile, Hasan had said that he will continue to cooperate with PAS and Pakatan as long as they continue to defend the Malays, Islam and the monarchy, a statement which Mustafa said made it appear as if Hasan is questioning the party’s commitment to Islam.
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Specifically he hit out at former Selangor party commissioner Hasan Ali and former deputy president Nasharuddin Md Isa, who had made comments detrimental to the party.“I surmise that they both have been caught in Umno’s web which is sabotaging the party. Whether they realise it or not, they are dancing to the tune of the enemy’s agenda.
This is unbecoming and not good for the party, despite not leaving any major impact,” he told Harakahdaily, the online version of the Islamic party’s organ, today.
He posited that the two leaders who had lost their positions in the last round of party elections may be doing it out of frustration.
“I think this is because they are frustrated that they were not re-elected to their former posts. Nasharuddin (right) was formerly deputy president while Hasan was the Selangor commissioner.”Nasharuddin had recently spoke out against what he claimed were ‘weird’ developments in PAS’ internal politics.
Meanwhile, Hasan had said that he will continue to cooperate with PAS and Pakatan as long as they continue to defend the Malays, Islam and the monarchy, a statement which Mustafa said made it appear as if Hasan is questioning the party’s commitment to Islam.
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