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Sources say BN is desperately trying to woo non-Malay representatives in an effort to avoid an all-Malay line-up in the new Perak state executive council.


The tenure of a menteri besar must be determined by the state assembly through a vote of confidence to see if he still has the support of the majority, says constitutional expert professor Aziz A Bari.

updated 6.45pm Deputy Prime Minister Najib Abdul Razak will not be making an appearance at a much-publicised Chinese New Year function in Ipoh tonight. [VIDEO INSIDE]





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I saw how jub
ilant Najib Razak was on television when he announced the
coup
in Perak.
His joy may be all too premature.

They may be BN-friendly representatives now but Mohd Osman and Jamaluddin will still have to answer to the corruption charges against them, says MACC.

The Consumers Association of Sabah and Labuan has been plunged into further controversy after its embattled president sacked two high-ranking members for 'washing dirty linen in public'.

The guestbook swelled with comments from all over the nation. The main sentiment was that the Sultan had let down the people with his decision to allow BN to govern the state.

free 'Your Highness, have you consulted the people of Perak? Have you heard the cries of the people of Perak?'

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'Tengku, for the sake of Malaysia and her people, the most effective way for you to turn the tide of degeneration in Malaysia is to throw your support behind Pakatan Rakyat.'

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'He has now agreed to swear in a new Perak government with tainted reps and party-hoppers. Does he really believe these people have principles?'

free 'We may have survived for the past 50 years, but I don't think we can for the next, with such despicable and low-blow politics.'