BN: We have kept our promise

Though not denying which 'Janji Ditepati' is geared for a elections, BN leaders have confirmed which they have over their government's promises.

PETALING JAYA: Barisan Nasional leaders have defended this year's Merdeka Day 'Janji Ditepati' theme, which critics have denounced to be zero some-more than a feel-good ploy for a upcoming ubiquitous election.

These leaders have not denied which a slogan, which literally translates to 'Promises Fulfilled', is related to a elections.

In fact, they see zero wrong with it, as well as say which a BN-led sovereign supervision has kept a nation running smoothly.

Umno Youth chief as well as Rembau MP Khairy Jamaluddin pronounced which as far as he was concerned, BN had delivered.

"Well, we mean it's up for a voters to decide. We have a track record, we've delivered upon a promisesIt's a clever point. We have over a promises [and] it's starting to be an choosing upon who is some-more likely to perform their promises," he told FMT.

He took a appropriate at Pakatan Rakyat, a foremost critics of a slogan, adding which their promises were zero short of "outlandish".

One promise he poked at was a Opposition's recent explain which they would do away with automobile dig duties.

"It is easy to have promises, though explain how [they're starting to perform a promise of] cheaper cars. It's not a bad thought to do away with dig duties, [but] it's starting to price a supervision RM4.6 billion in dig avocation revenue."

"If you promise usually that, it's okay, though they've betrothed to abolish toll [concessions] as well as a PTPTN (National Higher Education Corporat! ion Fund ). The promises start adding up, as well as they start making up promises they can't keep," he said.

Khairy combined which he did not consider which Pakatan could perform all a promises if it came in to power, unless it wanted to run Malaysia in to bankruptcy.

People have been not complaining

Human Resources Minister S Subramaniam also defended a slogan, adding which it was not geared for BN alone, though for all Malaysians.

He was responding to PAS secretary-general Mustapha Ali's claims which Janji Ditepati was meant for BN supporters.

He combined which a BN-led government's measures, which included a RM500 Bantuan Rakyat 1Malaysia (BR1M) aid as well as a RM200 book vouchers for tertiary-level students, were not discriminatory as well as have helped all.

"How can they say this is usually for BN supporters?these have been very vivid examples, even Pakatan members have benefitted [from them]," he said, daring Pakatan Rakyat to discuss it BN what promises a supervision has not fulfilled.

Minister in a Prime Minister's Department Nazri Abdul Aziz upon a other hand, pronounced which Malaysians in ubiquitous were comfortable with a government's promises as well as their ostensible fulfillment of it.

"If people have been not complaining, because have been they (Pakatan Rakyat) complaining? They do not have to complain, as well as they do not paint all a rakyat (people). If they feel threatened as well as have been unhappy, afterwards do not bother a rakyat.

"We do not clarity which a rakyat have been threatenedThey're (Pakatan Rakyat) usually a pot job a kettle black," he said.

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At a same time, Nazri did not consider which a ubiquitous choosing would be hold in September.

However, he dared Pakatan state governments to call for non-concurrent polls in their states, before a sovereign elections.

"My advice to them is which if they're so confident of [winning], afterwards call for elections early," he said.

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