Parti Amanah Negara president Mohamad Sabu’s latest “bullet” fired at his former colleagues in PAS has received unexpected support from the “enemy’s camp” and the Islamist party is forced to defend itself against the combined assault.

Mohamad, in an interview with The Malaysian Insider today, had reportedly said he is worried that "IS-style" thinking has infiltrated the Islamist party, and wants the authorities to step in and investigate.

“For example in PAS, we weren’t aware of how some members had gone to Iraq and Syria to fight there. And then we were told that our members had gone there.