Azmin and Rafizi close ranks after bruising polls


SHAH ALAM: Ground sentiment was what prompted incumbent deputy president Datuk Seri Azmin Ali to walk over, hug and hold up his challenger’s hand in a show of unity after nine weeks of bruising party elections.

“All party members want to see a strong and united leadership as we are the biggest bloc in Parliament.

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