Domino effect for Perikatan?


PETALING JAYA: Tan Sri Muhyiddin Yassin’s resignation as Perikatan Nasional’s chairman shifts the coalition’s internal ­balance­ to PAS, which may alie­nate non-Malay voters in the next general election.

Political analysts say the resignations of Perikatan’s secretary-­general and four other state chairmen was expected as they were likely to be booted out anyway by the new leader.

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