PKR election troubles casting a shadow on congress


DATUK Seri Anwar Ibrahim had sensed the shift in public opinion about his party midway through the PKR polls.

But last weekend, as polling in Sarawak got underway, the critical voices had grown into a cacophony, largely because of the controversy over the Julau division and its overnight membership spike.

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