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Kuala Lumpur: Malaysia’s leader-in-waiting Anwar Ibrahim on Sunday denounced “betrayal” in his ruling coalition, saying that some partners were trying to bring down the government and form a new one.
The comments came after senior figures from his coalition and opposition politicians met in a Kuala Lumpur hotel amid speculation they were seeking to form a new alliance that excluded Anwar.
“We were shocked today by developments, which for us is a betrayal... there is an attempt towards it (changing the government),” said Anwar, the presumptive successor to Prime Minister Mahathir Mohamed. (AFP)
The comments came after senior figures from his coalition and opposition politicians met in a Kuala Lumpur hotel amid speculation they were seeking to form a new alliance that excluded Anwar.
“We were shocked today by developments, which for us is a betrayal... there is an attempt towards it (changing the government),” said Anwar, the presumptive successor to Prime Minister Mahathir Mohamed. (AFP)
