PETALING JAYA: As national politics plunges further into uncertainty, it appears that the decision by Parti Pribumi Bersatu Malaysia (Bersatu) to quit Pakatan Harapan has left a divide in the party.
According to a well-placed source within Bersatu, it was alleged that several leaders in the Bersatu Supreme Council did not agree with the decision to quit Pakatan.
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