Perikatan banks on discontent to win


It’s on: The flag war between Barisan and Perikatan, using the PAS logo, is heating up as both parties put up their respective flags in conjunction with the Nenggiri by-election. — Picture courtesy of Sinar Harian

PETALING JAYA: The wave of discontent towards the Federal Government which was shown in the Sungai Bakap by-election in Penang last month will continue in the Nenggiri polls, claims Perikatan Nasional.

The coalition’s leaders believe that national issues such as anger over the restructuring of diesel subsidies, which they claimed raised the prices of goods and services, will give the coalition an edge in the by-election.

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