10-24-2021, 09:42 PM
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PETALING JAYA: The Kelantan PAS Ulama Council has urged the party’s central leadership to “expand the culture of mature and prosperous politics” across the political divide, so that there will be only straight fights at the next general election (GE15).
The move was among 10 motions approved by the council today at its meeting in Bachok. Among them is a motion to form a task force targeted at wooing new voters, aged 18 and above, to draw their interest to the country and religion.
The 10 motions were adopted at the council’s 50th muktamar (assembly), which was attended by 115 state delegates, Bernama reported.
Council chief Hassan Mohamood said that the task force was needed as there would be many new voters aged 18 and above at the coming general election.
A new political scenario would also emerge, with a sharp increase in the number of voters in parliamentary and state constituencies throughout the country.
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