PKR cannot remain strong if consumed by internal disputes, warns Nurul Izzah


MELAKA: PKR cannot be strong as a party if it is consumed by internal clashes, says its outgoing deputy president Nurul Izzah Anwar.

“We cannot be strong as an organisation if there is a party within the party, two captains steering one ship, or the existence of an invisible hand, a hidden power structure behind the visible power structure,” she said in her opening address at the joint Wanita Keadilan and Angkatan Muda Keadilan congress in Ayer Keroh on Friday (Aug 14).

ALSO READ: PKR Youth chief calls for grassroots rebuild following recent election setbacks

“We also cannot be strong as an organisation as long as our energy is consumed by internal disputes. Every hour we spend fighting and quarrelling among ourselves is an hour we are not spending on winning the hearts of the people,” she added.

Nurul Izzah emphasised that the party’s primary focus should remain on democratising the economy, competing to do good and winning elections.

“Not every task will be easy,” she acknowledged.

Her remarks follow recent high-profile exits from the party, including former key leaders Datuk Seri Rafizi Ramli and Nik Nazmi Nik Ahmad.

The annual PKR national congress, which opened on Thursday (Aug 13), concludes on Sunday (Aug 16).

 

 

Follow us on our official WhatsApp channel for breaking news alerts and key updates!

Next In Nation

Jobless man charged with hurting woman during robbery at Ipoh house
Six Paskal personnel rescued after left drifting in South China Sea during parachute exercise
Man injured in machete attack near Sri Muda petrol station
Water supply to KK hotels returning to normal after disruption
PKR Youth chief calls for grassroots rebuild following recent election setbacks
Woman killed, five others injured in van-lorry collision
PKR must self-reflect and address weaknesses before next GE, says Fadhlina
Thunderstorms and heavy rain forecast for five states until 11am
Do you know... about preserving heritage materials at home
Homeowners rattled over costly repairs

Others Also Read