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Umno Supreme Council Member Mohd Puad Zarkashi is challenging Perikatan Nasional Chief Muhyiddin Yassin to reveal the 10 BN MPs who backed him as Prime Minister in 2022.
This challenge comes after Muhyiddin submitted 115 SDs and related documents to the police yesterday.
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This challenge comes after Muhyiddin submitted 115 SDs and related documents to the police yesterday.
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