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Umno veteran Nazri Aziz claims the government has lost its moral ground to continue being in power after losing a bloc vote yesterday.
He said democratic precedents in the UK dictate that if a government bill is defeated, the right thing to do is to hold fresh polls and get back a mandate from the public.
He said democratic precedents in the UK dictate that if a government bill is defeated, the right thing to do is to hold fresh polls and get back a mandate from the public.
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