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48-year-old Jamal Yunos, a Sungai Besar local, is the area's Umno division chief. He came into the limelight 7 years ago as an ultra-Malay figure, leading the red-shirt counter-rally against Bersih.
For the 15th general election, Jamal was appointed as the BN candidate of Sungai Besar. He said he’s confident that many Chinese voters would return to shore up BN despite his previous controversies. Correspondingly, we interview local Chinese voters to see if that is true.
For the 15th general election, Jamal was appointed as the BN candidate of Sungai Besar. He said he’s confident that many Chinese voters would return to shore up BN despite his previous controversies. Correspondingly, we interview local Chinese voters to see if that is true.
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