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Can The Opposition Be Trusted, Asks Najib |
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Tuesday, 12 February 2008 00:58 |
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MELAKA, Feb 12 (Bernama) -- How are the people to trust the opposition if their leaders like Lim Kit Siang and Hadi Awang themselves are avoiding taking a picture together, said Deputy Prime Minister Datuk Seri Najib Tun Razak.
"This is very unlike Barisan Nasional (BN) leaders. This is not a question of policy, but we in the BN sit at the same table and among us there is no problems," he said when speaking at a "Leaders with the People " gathering here Monday night.
Lim Kit Siang is the advisor to the DAP while Datuk Seri Abdul Hadi Awang is PAS president.
Some 5,000 people from the various communities turned up for the gathering where a dinner was also hosted in conjunction with the Chinese New Year festival.
Najib said the power-sharing concept practised by the BN was what made the coalition so successful and was something that the opposition could not emulate despite their trying.
"When it comes to the general election, it boils down to who you can trust. Can you trust the opposition or will you continue to your place your trust in the BN?," he said, adding that the people should not gamble away their future by looking for alternatives to the BN.
The BN had kept all promises it made to the various races and in fact, today he had approved requests for allocations for three Chinese schools in Melaka made by Melaka Chief Minister Datuk Seri Mohamed Ali Rustam, he said.
"The BN has a proven track record and has set in place long term programmes to bring the country to even greater heights," said Najib.
He said the BN component parties were also championing the cause of their respective races and as such, urged them to be patient while their leaders addressed issues and problems affecting them.
"If the Indians feel they are being left behind, give us some to time, Rome was not built in a day," he added.
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First of all, can we trust BN/UMNO for another term to fulfill their own promises made eons and eons ago?
Second and not least, Can we trust you?