The gloves come off in PAS


PAS spiritual leader Datuk Nik Aziz Nik Mat is using the non-Malay voter backlash in the Bagan Pinang by-election to resume his long standing battle with the pro-unity faction in his party.

THE massive defeat that PAS suffered in Bagan Pinang has dramatically brought into the open a dispute among top party leaders that had been simmering since the 2008 tsunami — whether to work with arch-rival Umno to advance the cause of Islam or stay true with their Pakatan allies and work together for moderation.

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