Sarawak Polls: PKR claims state election lacks legitimacy, accuses GPS of voter suppression


KUCHING: Hours after the conclusion of the state election, Sarawak PKR claimed the polls lacked legitimacy and accused Gabungan Parti Sarawak of voter suppression.

It said GPS' determination to hold the state polls before the end of the year is to suppress the votes of the youth as it was timed deliberately to take place before Undi-18 comes into force on Jan 1 2022.

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