Analysis

Daggers and smiles in Bersatu’s politics

By Joceline Tan

THE chants of “hidup Tan Sri!” must have struck a sweet chord in Tan Sri Muhyiddin Yassin when he arrived for the Bersatu supreme council meeting on Tuesday night.

He was smiling non-stop, shook hands with almost everyone and even allowed a few to kiss his hand, which he normally does not encourage.

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Tan Sri Muhyiddin Yassin , Bersatu , supreme council meeting , support , internal conflict , Sabah election , Hamzah Zainuddin , Azmin Ali , political dynamics , party constitution
Joceline Tan

Joceline Tan

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