PKR no plans to give way to Muda in Larkin, questions motives in splitting votes


JOHOR BARU: PKR has no plans to give way to the Malaysian United Democratic Alliance (Muda) in the Larkin state seat and questioned its motives to split the votes in the seat.

PKR youth chief Akmal Nasir said they were ready to face off with Muda and other parties as they were expecting a six-cornered fight in Larkin.

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