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Mixed emotions at Bersatu headquarters after Anwar’s swearing in as PM

By SYDI ALIF
24 Nov 2022 07:04pm
Radzi Jidin (left) with Ahmad Faizal Azumu
Radzi Jidin (left) with Ahmad Faizal Azumu
KUALA LUMPUR - Bersatu members were seen leaving their headquarters with mixed emotions here at Urbane Tower, Solaris Dutamas.

Bersatu's Radzi Jidin declined to comment when approached by Sinar Daily outside the building as he was waiting for his ride.

The party's Perak Chairman Ahmad Faizal Azumu on the other hand came out of the building in a laid-back manner and did not miss the opportunity to warmly greet the former education minister before hopping into a white vehicle.

Earlier, their President Tan Sri Muhyddin Yasin had a press conference challenging Prime Minister Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim to show proof that he has the majority support to form a government.

Muhyiddin claimed he had 115 MPs supporting him.
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