Ex-Bersatu reps welcome: PGRS

Politics
12 Dec 2022 • 10:31 AM MYT
Daily Express
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Kota Kinabalu: Parti Gagasan Rakyat Sabah (PGRS) President Stephen Jimbangan said his party will be more than happy to serve as the vehicle for all the elected representatives and members who quit Sabah Bersatu (PPBM).

“If these former Sabah Bersatu leaders and elected representatives want to take over PGRS, me and my committee members will welcome them with open arms as we subscribe to GRS’ struggle of forming a Borneo Bloc with Sarawak’s GPS.

“PGRS is a local party and Hajiji’s (Chief Minister Datuk Seri Hajiji) move to break ties with Bersatu (on Saturday) is a right move due to the formation of the Unity Government at the Federal level as ordered by the King,” Jimbangan told Daily Express in an exclusive.

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