Kelantan PAS information officer and speaker
Ustaz Abdul Hamid Derani has withdrawn his support for the party,
saying that existing conflict between Pakatan partners would only worsen
if they take Putrajaya.
"I see allies at war with each other
over seats, a clear sign of fractures in the coalition. Imagine what
will happen when they have to form a government?" he said.
Abdul
Hamid, a former Umno member, said this became clear to him on nomination
day when several multi-cornered fights between Pakatan allies
materialised.
He said although most had been resolved, grassroot tension remained high.
Abdul
Hamid said that if Pakatan won, there would be conflict on three major
points - who would be Prime Minister, Deputy Prime Minister as well as
Cabinet Ministers.
He reiterated Umno's statements that Pakatan would plunge the country into chaos if given the mandate.
However Abdul Hamid said he wished to remain a PAS member, but acknowledged his statements could cause him to be kicked out.
"I
am confident I will be and I leave the punishment up to the central
committee. But that is not important as I need to tell the truth," he
said.
Abdul Hamid, who was surrounded by Barisan officials at a
press conference, added that he felt PKR would not agree to the
implementation of hudud law if it formed the government.
"They all have different ideologies and are still fighting over them this close to polling day," he said.
PAS sources said that Abdul Hamid was a former Umno speaker who served as a religious assistant to International Trade and Industry Minister Datuk Seri Mustapa Mohamed.
He defected to PAS in 2007 where he served as a speaker as well as Kelantan PAS information officer.
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