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PKR president-elect Anwar Ibrahim said that he personally had some reservations on the conduct of the PKR elections as there was a lot of complaints but would not interfere in the process.
He said political bureau members are interested parties in the contest and would not interfere in the decisions of the party’s election committee (JPP).
He said political bureau members are interested parties in the contest and would not interfere in the decisions of the party’s election committee (JPP).
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