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Prime Minister Najib Abdul Razak and PAS president Abdul Hadi Awang are reportedly working on an electoral pact to capture Selangor in the coming general election.
Quoting sources, Singapore's Straits Times claimed that Najib and Hadi have been in “near-daily contact for several months”.
Quoting sources, Singapore's Straits Times claimed that Najib and Hadi have been in “near-daily contact for several months”.
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