IT IS not uncommon to witness heated exchanges between government and opposition members in the Sarawak Legislative Assembly during question time or debate sessions.
The politicking has intensified since Pakatan Harapan took over Putrajaya last year but remains the opposition in Sarawak, which holds state elections separately from parliamentary polls, leading to both sides taking pot shots at each other over the respective policies, promises and conduct of the federal and state governments.
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