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Barisan Nasional deputy chairman Datuk Seri Mohamad Hasan said there is no consensus to dissolve the coalition as both Umno and MIC did not see a need to do so.
Speaking to the press after the Barisan supreme council meeting on Friday, Mohamad said a technical committee would be formed to see the grievances faced by the component parties and how to resolve it.
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Speaking to the press after the Barisan supreme council meeting on Friday, Mohamad said a technical committee would be formed to see the grievances faced by the component parties and how to resolve it.
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