Pakatan Rakyat's failure to agree on fundamental questions will
create tensions and possible chaos in the country if they were to seize
power at the general election, said Barisan Nasional chairman Datuk Seri Najib Tun Razak.
"Can
we place our trust in Pakatan? We cannot. Tensions will arise in our
country with a situation of not just uncertainty but maybe chaos if they
were to continue bickering among themselves when trying to form a
(federal) government," Najib told a crowd of several thousand Barisan
supporters at the 1Malaysia People's gathering here on Friday.
Najib
urged Malaysians to consider carefully whether they could entrust
Pakatan with the federal government because the Opposition grouping had
consistently failed to reach consensus on key questions, including the
selection of election candidates, which had resulted in PAS and PKR
contesting against each other in one parliamentary and six state
constituencies.
Najib also pointed out that Pakatan partners'
failure to agree on who should be prime minister should Pakatan win
indicated their inability to remain on the same page.
Najib told
the crowd that he had received an increasingly positive feedback towards
Barisan from the people in all his campaign stops nationwide so far.
This was due to growing confidence of the Barisan's capabilities to deliver on its pledges to the people, he said.
"This
is why on May 5, if we want Malaysia to continue to remain a fast
developing country with stability, peace and harmony, then the choice is
Barisan," said Najib.
The gathering, which was held this
morning, is the first of four events, which the Prime Minister is
scheduled to attend during his one-day visit to Perak.
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