2 days ago
- Politics
- New Straits Times
Close ranks and unite behind Anwar ahead of key elections, says Ramanan
KUALA LUMPUR: PKR vice-president Datuk Seri R. Ramanan has urged party members to set aside their differences and unite behind party president Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim as PKR prepares for the upcoming Sabah state election and the 16th general election.
He said party unity and internal stability were vital to ensuring the success of the reform agenda championed by Anwar and the party.
"The struggle must continue. We need to move on, reunite, and stand firmly with the president to deliver our shared vision. Party unity and stability must be our foundation," he said.
Ramanan was speaking after attending the Organisational Strengthening Seminar in Melaka, which also featured a special engagement session with Anwar.
The event brought together key leaders and grassroots representatives from across the state, aimed at reinforcing party structures and mobilising support ahead of crucial national polls.
"This was not just a symbolic gathering. It served as a concrete platform to reinforce the party's organisational machinery, from the grassroots right up to the central leadership," he added.
He said Anwar, in his address, stressed the importance of all members being open-hearted and moving past the differences that arose during the party elections.
"He reminded everyone that the election phase is over, and now is the time to close ranks, move forward together, and double down on our efforts for the future of the party and the country.
"In his speech, the president also called on members to rebuild ties among themselves, even if some were disheartened by the recent election outcomes."
Ramanan also expressed appreciation to the grassroots for their continued commitment, and called on all members to "close ranks" and remain focused on the party's broader mission.
"Keadilan is more than just a political party. It is a people's movement. It is our hope, our home. Let us strengthen our resolve, rise together, and bring victory to Keadilan."
