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Ahmad Zahid Hamidi (BN-Bagan Datuk) said Malacca should undergo state elections again to return the mandate to the people.
This comes after four Malacca state assemblypersons announced they were withdrawing their support for Chief Minister Sulaiman Md Ali, who is from Umno.
This comes after four Malacca state assemblypersons announced they were withdrawing their support for Chief Minister Sulaiman Md Ali, who is from Umno.
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