ON paper, the state Pakatan Harapan had an impressive plan to capture Negri Sembilan, a Barisan Nasional fortress, months before the people went to the polls on May 9 last year.
It pledged the unthinkable – to be among the first state administrations to convert leasehold properties to freehold, and to shut down the country’s largest scheduled waste treatment plant in Sendayan, a bane to many Seremban folk.
