Netizens are questioning if an image of the Petronas Twin Towers was edited out of the BN manifesto, which launched by chairperson Najib Abdul Razak on Saturday night.

An image featuring the Kuala Lumpur landscape on page 17 of the BN manifesto only showed the Kuala Lumpur Tower and other buildings, minus the iconic structure.

Eagle-eyed netizens, however, pointed out how the Twin Towers  could still be seen reflected in the lake in the picture.

Facebook page "Najib Razak Must Go" described this as an "epic Photoshop failure by BN."

"They tried to remove KLCC because it's (former premier) Mahathir Mohamad's legacy. But they forgot KLCC's reflection is still on the lake!"

Malaysiakini sent its photographer to capture the actual scenery (below) depicted in the BN manifesto picture for our readers to have a clear comparison.  

The 88-storey Twin Towers structure is known worldwide as one of Malaysia's famous landmarks. It is widely seen as the brainchild of Mahathir.

"If one can wilfully remove the Petronas Twin Towers from page 17 of the BN manifesto because they think the voters are stupid, you should also wonder what else these political operators are willing to do.

"The Petronas Twin Towers were removed using Photoshop with instructions given by someone. Go figure who," said Facebook user Warren Leo.

Mahathir himself retweeted another user, “The Mamu”, who also noted how the Twin Towers might have been removed because it was the former premier's legacy.

"But the reflection can still be seen on the lake. This is how Mahathir haunts Najib and Umno/BN."

Mahathir also retweeted a picture of international DJ Zedd posing in front of KLCC. Zedd was in Kuala Lumpur as part of his Asia Club Tour.

"A lovely picture of the beautiful Twin Towers. Malaysians are always proud of the KLCC. It is our national icon," said Mahathir in his accompanying caption.