As Malaysians head to the polls later this year after Prime Minister Ismail Sabri dissolved parliament on Monday, political analysts have their eyes on the fight for Malay and youth votes.
The Election Commission is expected to meet this week to decide on the polling date, which must be within 60 days from the day parliament is dissolved.
In a statement today with The Vibes, PAS secretary-general Datuk Seri Takiyuddin Hassan said that a government dominated by a single majority race cannot be racist.
He said this in order to push for a Malay-Muslim federal administration and claimed that a race dominated party is common and accepted anywhere else in the world.
“In this regard, PAS is of the view that the concept of political domination by a majority group in a country is not racist and unjust,” he said.
In every national election, the battle for the Malay-Muslim vote is the fiercest,…