Survival of PAS government comes into focus


  • Nation
  • Wednesday, 02 Nov 2005

KOTA BARU: The survival of the PAS government in Kelantan has now come into focus following the death of Pengakalan Pasir Assemblyman Wan Abdul Aziz Wan Jaafar on Monday. 

Although PAS holds a majority of two seats even with his death, politicians from both sides agree that it will be very difficult for the party to continue ruling the state if it loses in the soon-to-be-called by-election. PAS now has 23 seats and Barisan Nasional 21. 

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