Nizar chides BN for swearing in only six Eco members

Former Perak menteri besar Datuk Seri Mohammad Nizar Jamaluddin chided the Barisan Nasional for swearing in only six executive councillors, labelling it as proof that the new state government would not be stable.
“A full government will have full commitment,” he said at a press conference at the menteri besar’s official residence here yesterday.
Nizar said if rumours that the four unfilled seats were reserved for Indian Pakatan Rakyat assemblymen were true, it would show that the BN did not have the backing of the people but gaining power through defectors.
Also present was former executive councillor and Perak DAP chief Datuk Ngeh Koo Ham. Nizar and his exco are using the menteri besar’s residence as their office since being ousted from the state secretariat building.
Ngeh also taunted Datuk Dr Zambry Abdul Kadir, claiming that some of the 28 BN assemblymen were not behind him as the new menteri besar.
“They are also fighting tooth and nail among themselves to be exco members,” he said.
Titi Serong assemblyman Dr Khalil Idham Lim of Pas attacked the appointment of Sungai Rapat assemblyman Hamidah Osman, who was alleged to have uttered racist statements about the Indian community, as one of the new executive councillors.

tunku : it is up to the new government on how many state executive members they want to appoint.less people easy to handle and if it requires they need extra man , they can always appoint later on.nizar was saying that bn left 4 exco position empty because waiting for pkr assemblymen to jump in,this shows that pakatan is not confidence of it's members.they can't even trust their own people.what "pakatan" is this? it is an evil pact. on zambry's appointment as mb, i guess ngeh should not make up stories.we know that people like him who just lost power will be senile.we understand.