What’s the fallout from the PKR party polls?


Will peace rule? Nurul Izzah (left) prevailed seemingly with ease over Rafizi but the Economy Minister’s supporters online don’t expect him to quietly fade into the background. — THOMAS YONG/LOW LAY PHON/The Star

The leading government party now has one noisy member on the outs with the leadership

NOW that Datuk Seri Rafizi Ramli has failed to defend his PKR deputy president post, will his Hiruk (noise) get louder, or will it be Damai (peace) within the party?

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