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Caretaker Penang chief minister Lim Guan Eng alleges that Penang BN has copied the policies adopted by the caretaker state government to include in its election manifesto.
Themed 'Save Penang', Penang BN launched its manifesto on Sunday.
Unlike the previous election, the state BN launched its manifesto ahead of Harapan.
Themed 'Save Penang', Penang BN launched its manifesto on Sunday.
Unlike the previous election, the state BN launched its manifesto ahead of Harapan.
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