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Alor Gajah MP Mohd Redzuan Mohd Yusof has denied issuing a statement appealing for the resignation of Bersatu’s leaders over the party’s defeat in the Malacca state elections.
Redzuan, who is also a Bersatu supreme council member, claimed that the statement in question - which was circulated on social media - is fake.
Redzuan, who is also a Bersatu supreme council member, claimed that the statement in question - which was circulated on social media - is fake.
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