Pakatan unlikely to give up seats to Barisan in Selangor polls, says Amanah leader


PETALING JAYA: Pakatan Harapan is unlikely to make way for Barisan Nasional in the 40 state seats it won in 2018 ahead of seat negotiations for the upcoming Selangor polls, says an Amanah leader.

Amanah central leadership committee member Sany Hamzan said it would be impossible for Pakatan to allow Barisan to contest in any of the 40 seats it currently held, except if there is a viable seat swap for both coalitions.

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