COMMENT | Bersatu, a party once born out of ambition for reform, now finds itself in karmic decline, its foundations shaken by power hunger and betrayal.

The past weeks have exposed internal discontent, with voices like Wan Saiful Wan Jan and Wan Ahmad Fayhsal Wan Ahmad Kamal aiming direct criticism at the man who founded the house, Muhyiddin Yassin.

At the centre of the storm is a familiar political pattern: the very individuals who were once elevated through Muhyiddin’s trust are now leading the charge against him.

Wan Fayhsal, for instance, was appointed senator, made deputy minister, and entrusted with the youth wing. Today, he joins the chorus claiming that the man who built Bersatu is...