Bersatu lawmakers being wooed to switch support, alleges Armada chief


KUALA LUMPUR: There is an organised move by the Unity Government leaders to woo Bersatu lawmakers with promises of financial assistance for their constituents to gain the opposition MPs’ support, alleges Wan Ahmad Fayhsal Wan Ahmad Kamal (pic).

The Bersatu Youth chief claims that such promises of financial gains were also given to the lawmakers for personal use by certain "operators" allegedly working for the unity government to attract support from the party members.

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