Negri Sembilan PKR wants a Menteri Besar Mohd Hasan to proof which a antithesis had copied Barisan Nasional's manifesto
SEREMBAN: Negri Sembilan Menteri Besar Mohd Hasan has dismissed PKR's challenge to discuss Pakatan Rakyat's declaration for a 13th general elections. "The discuss won't compromise a complaint though will aggravate a problem. Furthermore it is waste of time.
"If willing, (they can) come as well as see me. We can discuss in great manner" he pronounced in response to state PKR Youth arch Mohd Nazree Mohd Yunus's call.
Nazree's call to Mohd Hasan was prompted by a later's contention which a Pakatan declaration was a copycat chronicle of what a current Barisan Nasional (BN) state supervision is already doing.
Mohd Hasan claimed Pakatan had taken a ideas from BN.
"If you touch upon a Pakatan manifesto, actually many issues in a Pakatan declaration you have already implemented it. It's a copy cat version.
"For example a evening class for eremite (Islamic) studies. By right a antithesis should be wakeful of this though (they are) bustling politicking" pronounced Mohd Hasan.
Prove it
Meanwhile Seremban PKR deputy chief, Dr Mohamad Rafie Abdul Malik, who is a most critical of Mohd Hasan's policies, pronounced a MB's ultimate statement upon a opposition's declaration was an indirect endorsement which a it was "good".
"If he looks (at) a declaration in disastrous angle, I'm sure he will reject a offer or say something bad about a manifesto.
"In actuality he pronounced you had coped a declaration from B! N. He is giving a impression to public which you stole a idea from BN.
"He simply pronounced he already implemented many of a agenda you due in a manifesto, " he said.
He urged Mohd Hassan to proof his claims which a Pakatan declaration was a "copycat" version.
"Please proof a areas specifically. Is a state supervision now giving out RM1, 500 as well as RM1, 000 respectively to a students who have been continue their studies to degree as well as diploma level?
"Can he (Mohd Hasan) proof which a BN state supervision increased a Islamic teacher's (KAFA) monthly stipend from RM800 per month now to RM1, 000.
"We propose to give RM250 each month for a Al-Quran teachers. These teachers don't get any stipend from a state supervision at a moment.
"How about upon a offer which RM500 each year aid to be since to a qualified singular mother as well as RM100 for each kid born? Is a state supervision giving out such aid?", queried Rafie who is also a PKR autarchic legislature member.
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