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Selangor Bersatu Youth exco member Khidir Jamil has denied claims that the party is on a mission to split the Malay votes in favour of Pakatan Harapan in Malacca.
This comes after Selangor BN information chief Isham Jalil claimed that Bersatu was harbouring an agenda to split the Malay vote to prevent BN from winning.
This comes after Selangor BN information chief Isham Jalil claimed that Bersatu was harbouring an agenda to split the Malay vote to prevent BN from winning.
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