Kedah PKR chiefs join chorus to suspend Rafizi, MPs over RCI push
Hot on the heels of 19 division chiefs from Johor, 11 PKR division chiefs from Kedah have now thrown their support behind the call.
According to Harian Metro, the 11 division chiefs issued a joint statement accusing Rafizi and the eight lawmakers of...
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